The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) is encouraging Canadians to discuss everyday financial decisions through its “Talk Money” campaign for Financial Literacy Month in November 2026. The campaign highlights conversations about fraud and banking needs as practical ways to help people recognize scams and identify financial products that better suit their circumstances. Embarrassment or stigma can discourage fraud victims from sharing their experiences. Open discussions can help others recognize warning signs, avoid scams and find assistance. The campaign also encourages Canadians to review their banking options as products, fees and promotional offers change over time. Organizations are invited to share reliable financial education resources and participate in activities throughout November.
Financial Consumer Agency of Canada promotes Talk Money campaign for Financial Literacy Month 2026
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada’s “Talk Money” campaign for Financial Literacy Month in November 2026 encourages Canadians to share financial experiences and discuss everyday money decisions. Key messages include overcoming stigma around fraud to help others spot scams and reviewing banking options as products, fees and offers change.