Financial Education l SolveYourDebts.com

If your employees or students could use some real-life money-management skills, our customizable, easy-to-understand financial education sessions will fit the bill perfectly.

We are financial education specialists, and what we offer is simple:

Money management skills that stick.

This is schooling that really pays off.

Did you know?

In 2018, Canadian households had an average net savings of about $1,100. By 2020, this amount had increased 1.7 percent.

Nearly 6 out of 10 Canadian adults (59.6%) do not have a good idea of how much money they need to save to retire when and in the way that they want.

Almost half of Canadians (44%) say they engaged in some type of financial education to strengthen their financial knowledge over the past 5 years

Total student debt in Canada rose from $15 billion in 2010 to $18.2 billion in 2017.

One in four Canadians (41 per cent) seek financial advice from their banks.

Employers

Money is the greatest source of stress for Canadians – which can lead to serious impacts on workplace performance. Help your team achieve financial wellness by scheduling a financial education presentation at your workplace, either in-person or through virtual webinars. Topics include: budgeting, debt management, avoiding scams, and more.

Educators

Children need to learn about money from a young age, to ensure they have the knowledge and financial literacy skills to help them succeed later in life. Help your students build a foundation of financial literacy with our 1-hour presentations, in-person or through virtual webinars, on a variety of topics geared toward youth.

Parents

It is never too early to start educating your kids about finances. Helping your child understand things like budgeting, wants vs. needs, saving and credit can set them on the road to financial wellness right from the start. Hey, and if you learn something along the way? So much the better.

Students!

We offer an annual $1,000 scholarship to post-secondary students across Atlantic Canada. Our scholarships aim to provide students with the tools they need to minimize post-secondary debt, and to use credit wisely.