Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) ensures federally regulated financial entities comply with consumer protection measures, promotes financial education and raises consumers’ awareness of their rights and responsibilities.
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Building momentum: Financial Consumer Agency of Canada releases 2014-2015 Annual Report
2015-12-10 – News releaseLucie Tedesco, Commissioner of the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC), today released the Agency’s 2014–2015 Annual Report.
Increased conversation and engagement mark fifth annual Financial Literacy Month in Canada
2015-12-04 – News releaseThis year marked the 5th anniversary of November as Financial Literacy Month in Canada.
Our services and information
Educational programs
Includes workshops, videos and materials to help you increase your financial and personal money management skills and knowledge.
Financial industry information
Read commissioner’s guidance and decisions, compliance bulletins and industry reviews to help federally regulated financial entities interpret and meet their obligations to consumers as required by specific acts, regulations, voluntary codes of conduct, public commitments and related policies.
Filing a complaint
Learn how to lodge complaints against federally regulated banks, retail associations, federal trust, loan, insurance institutions or payment card operators.
Merchant information
Find information on merchants’ rights related to credit and debit card payments, overview of the payment card industry, how card payments works, and tips for choosing a service provider.
Strengthening financial literacy in Canada
Learn about Canada’s national strategy for financial literacy, the seniors’ financial literacy strategy and the National Steering Committee.
What we are doing
Laws and regulations
Publications
Features
Don’t share your PIN
Your bank protects you from fraud, but you must never share your PIN.
Financial literacy self-assessment quiz
How money savvy are you? Take this quiz to find out!
Account selector tool
Compare features for different bank accounts, including interest rates, monthly fees, transaction fees and services.
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