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Nov 1, 2023 · Be Smart About Your PIN How to Protect Yourself From Title Fraud. Do you know, or are you part of, a seniors’ group that could benefit from a Your Money Seniors seminar? Requesting a Your Money Seniors seminar is easy! Complete the seminar request form or give us a call at 1-800-263-0231, ext. 260.
- How to Protect Yourself From Title Fraud
Pay attention to your billing cycles. Follow up with...
- Red Flags
That’s a red flag and a sign that you should be to get some...
- Top Forms of Financial Abuse
A power of attorney is a legal document that gives someone...
- Seminar Request Form
The Canadian Bankers Association’s Your Money Seniors...
- Managing Debt
Negotiate - call your bank or credit card company and ask...
- Top Forms of Financial Fraud
Credit and debt card fraud — When someone gets control of...
- Retirement Today
About CBA + Member Banks. About + CBA History The CBA Today...
- Do You Suspect Financial Abuse
Get help - Call the police, a lawyer or a local senior’s...
- How to Protect Yourself From Title Fraud
- Accounts For Seniors
- Code of Conduct For The Delivery of Banking Services to Seniors
- Financial Literacy Resources For Seniors
- Planning For The Unexpected in Retirement
- How to Spot and Avoid Financial Abuse
- Red Flags of Financial Abuse
- Forms of Financial Fraud
There are many bank account packages designed specifically for seniors. You may wish to compare the packages for seniors to find out if there is one that meets your needs. There are both low-fee and no-fee accounts available for seniors. These accounts offer regular transactions such as withdrawals, deposits, transfers, bill payments and cheque-wri...
Banks in Canada are committed to serving seniors' needs. In 2019, a Code of Conduct for the Delivery of Banking Services to Seniorswas developed, setting out the principles that guide banks when they deliver banking products and services to Canada’s seniors. The Code reinforces banks’ longstanding commitment to keeping seniors and their money safe ...
Building financial literacy skills
Your Money Seniors, developed in collaboration with the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC), is the CBA’s free, non-commercial seminar program for Canadians entering — or already in — retirement. The program has three modules to deliver much-needed information on: 1. how to plan your income and make the most of your money in retirement 2. how to spot and avoid financial abuse 3. how to detect and prevent financial fraud Seniors’ groups across the country can contact the CBA at www.cba....
A lot can change in retirement. A leaky roof, a car accident, a health crisis – these are only a few of the curveballs life can throw at you. And they can affect you financially if you’re not prepared. What would be the impact on your finances if the unexpected happened? How would you manage it? Planning for the unexpected is key to managing your f...
A financial abuser can be a trusted person in your life: a spouse, adult child, grandchild or other family member, caregiver, friend or neighbour. Financial abuse occurs when someone tries to take or control what belongs to you for their own benefit, not yours. This can include your money, your property, or your personal information. Financial abus...
A sudden change in living arrangements– Are you – or is somebody you know – suddenly moving in with a relative or into a nursing home against your or their will? There might be a good explanation –...Abrupt or sudden change of beneficiary– Are you being pressured to change your Power of Attorney or will? That’s a red flag and a sign that you should get some outside advice from a friend or a pro...Confusion about how money is spent or missing money– Are you missing money from your bank account – or are you seeing unauthorized charges appearing on credit card statements? That’s a sign of fina...Things are missing– Is someone taking your things without your permission? Whether it’s a car or a keepsake, if someone is taking things from you and refusing to give them back on demand, it’s a si...Financial fraud is any kind of crime that targets your money through your bank accounts, credit cards, or investment accounts. Think of it as the modern-day equivalent of a pickpocket – except in this case, scammers are looking for any personal information that can be used to get your money. Here are a few examples that we cover in the Your Money S...
The Canadian Bankers Association’s Your Money Seniors program can help answer these questions. Available at no cost and delivered by bankers volunteering their time in their communities, the program includes three, one‑hour seminars on cash management, fraud prevention and financial abuse. Choose one seminar or all three for your seniors ...
Jun 19, 2015 · 1- The Your Money Seniors seminars cover three main topics. Take a look at the description of each seminar on the www.yourmoney.cba.ca website and select one or more that appeals to your group. The three options include: Cash Management: Making the Most of Your Retirement; Financial Abuse: Protecting Your Money and Yourself
bring our members “Your Money Seniors”. This is a financial literacy. program and seminars designed for Canadians 55+ by CBA. Seminars. are non-commercial, with volunteer bankers from across Canada. delivering each seminar. These experts generously donate their time, serving the seniors’ community. Register for this informative 3-part ...
Jan 10, 2023 · Your Money Seniors is a financial literacy program for seniors. Modelled on the CBA’s highly successful Your Money Students program, this seminar program is offered in French and English, free of charge, to seniors’ groups across the country. Your Money Seniors is presented by bankers in the community volunteering their time and expertise ...
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The banking industry has long recognized that it has a role to play strengthening the financial literacy skills of all Canadians. That’s why the CBA administers Your Money Seniors, a free, non-commercial seminar program developed in collaboration with the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC), for Canadians entering – or already in – retirement.
