Source: Financial Literacy Newsletter – March 2019 – Canada.ca
Don’t buy into online shopping fraud
The online world may offer tremendous convenience to consumers, but it’s also an anonymous space for fraudsters, who swindled more than… read more
It pays to check: help stop counterfeit notes
Cash is a quick and easy method of payment. But each time you accept a bank note (bill) without checking it, you risk becoming a victim of counterfeiting… read more
Protect yourself from investment fraud
Investment fraud is easier to recognize when you know what it looks like. To protect your money and achieve your financial goals, it’s important to stay ahead… read more
What is real estate fraud?
With advances in technology, consumers need to stay vigilant. Criminals are getting craftier and more skilled in identity and data theft. Once they have… read more
How fraudsters target older Canadians and what to watch for
According to CARP, Canada’s largest non-partisan, non-profit advocacy association for older adults, 35% of its more than 300,000 members report that… read more
