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Each One, Teach One Financial Literacy Program
Each One, Teach One Financial Literacy Program
Building good financial skills can empower people in our communities to make the right financial decicions for themselves and their families.
That's why Victory Credit Union has joined other credit unions across the country to offer the Each One, Teach One Financial Literacy Program - a plain language approach to building basic fianacial knowledge.
How it works
Througth the Each One, Teach One Program and with the help of community partners, credit union staff volunteer their time to deliver a series of free workshops - virtually or in-person - that cover basic financial topics ranging from an Introduction to Basic Budgeting, Building a Healthy Credit History to Home Readiness and more. Workshops are offered at different times throughout the year with the sole goal of helping participants build financial knowledge in an approachable, easy- to-understand way.
Online Modules
In additon to guided sessions, Each One, Teach One also offers free, online financial literacy modules taht you can explore when and where you want. These self directed courses provide a high-level introduction to some of the most popular topics covered in Each One, Teach One workshops.
The online courses are also great for learning on a busy schedule, with each module taking around 30 minutes to fully complete. While these online courses won't cover everything included in a full Each One, Teach One session, they help you get started in building your financial knowledge.
Ready to explore the Each One, Teach Oe online modules? Select oe of the available topics form the list below to begin to learn.
01 - Inroduction to Basic Banking
02 - Why Filing Taxes in Canada is a Good Idea
03 - Loans: Costs and Obligations
04 - Debt Smarts
05 - Building a Healthy Credit History
To learn more about the Each One, Teach One Program, including a full list of workshop topics, or to find out how to arrange an Each One, Teach One session, please see our Frequently Asked Questuions section below.
Frequently Asked Questions
Looking to learn more about the Each One, Teach One Financial Literacy Program? Check here for the answer. Don't see your question? We're here to help. Contact us for more information.02 - Introduction to Basic Budgeting
03 - Why Filing Taxes in Canada is a Good Idea
04 - Credit Cards and Prepaid Cards
05 - Loans You Don't Want
06 - Loans: Costs and Obligations
07 - Debt Smarts
08 - Building a Healthy Credit History
09 - Idenity Theft and Fraud Prevention
10 - RRSPs & TFSAs
11 - Introduction to Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs)
12 - Understanding Contracts
13- Seniors Financial Abuse Prevention
14 - Home Readiness A: Renting vs Owning
15 - Home Readiness B: Cost of Ownership
16 - Hoem Readiness C: Finding the Right Home
17 - Home Readiness D: Professional Help
For more details on what's included as part of each topic, please visit
https://eachoneworkshops.ca/resources/