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Week 5: Know Your Rights and Responsibilities
Written by The Content Team | Published on November 28, 2017
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The final week of Financial Literacy Month 2017 (#FLM2017) is all about knowing your financial rights and responsibilities. In a month focused on growing financial literacy and strengthening the financial literacy of Canadians, it's an important reminder for investors.
Knowing your rights and responsibilities can include understanding fees, knowing your investing style and understanding what you're investing in. The Government of Canada offers a host of online resources covering financial rights and responsibilities, including those related to banking, credit cards, mortgages, disclosures and more.
As we've been doing throughout November, we're highlighting some resources related to each week's theme. Here are five suited to knowing your financial rights and responsibilities. Enjoy exploring!
What Type of Investor Are You?
Explore and compare these common investor personalities.
How I Bounced Back After a Poor Investment Choice
A tough investing lesson didn't stop this investor from moving forward.
Ethical Investing Interest High, Grasp Low: Study
A recent study found many investors are interested in responsible investing but know little about it.
Stocks, Bonds & Interest Rates: What it All Means
A look at higher rates when it comes to fixed-income investments, stocks and margin accounts.
Earnings Season 101: What You Need to Know
A breakdown of earnings season and why investors should care.
That's a wrap on Financial Literacy Month 2017! Find last week's highlights here.
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