November is Financial Literacy Month
This November, organizations across Canada are sharing resources to help Canadians understand their finances. Show your support and get involved!
Ways to get involved
- Follow us on Social Media
- We’ll be launching an online financial literacy game on November 1 – share our posts about the game! We’re giving away $10,000 in prizes!
- Share the social media posts below on your own social media channels and tag us!
- Visit FCAC’s stakeholder toolkit Financial Literacy Month – Canada.ca
Social Media Captions
Copy & paste this text for your social channels:
- We’re a member of CDIC, so your insured deposits are protected here for free! #FLM2022 #FinancialLiteracy
- At [financial institution], we are proud to be a CDIC member. #FLM2022 #FinancialLiteracy
- Since we’re a CDIC member, your deposit protection is free and automatic. #FLM2022 #FinancialLiteracy
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Videos
How we protect depositors
CDIC 101
One less thing to worry about
Tools & Resources
On the financial frontline
Training game for financial professionals
Women & money
Canada’s Financial System
Awareness: the gender gap
Financial products: what’s covered?
Social media images
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Partners’ corner
Bank of Canada
- The Economy, Plain and Simple – Explaining economic that matters to you.
- Monetary Policy Report – A quarterly report of the Bank of Canada’s Governing Council.
- About Canadian Bank Notes – Learn about the images and designs on Canadian bank notes.
- Unclaimed Balanced – Learn about unclaimed balances and how to find them.
- Bank Note Redemption Service – Learn how to submit a claim to redeem Canadian bank notes that are mutilated, contaminated or no longer legal tender.
- Bank of Canada Museum – Learn – Curriculum-based resources to make learning about the economy fun.
- Bank of Canada Museum – Understanding Money – This guide helps answer some of your money-related questions.
Questions? Suggestions? Want to create co-branded content? Email us at marketing@cdic.ca.