Canada’s Financial Literacy Month is a government-led initiative to encourage Canadians to build confidence with money and adopt habits that support long-term financial health.

In today’s culture, “swiping left” has come to symbolize choice. Women are swiping left on bad dates, bad jobs and outdated expectations.

Buy now, pay later is now a standard payment method, especially among Gen Z.

One area remains under explored: the financial literacy of credit union staff.

Celebrate with heart, build the future with vision. From festival pride to financial empowerment, how credit unions can lead with trust, education and action.

How data-driven platforms are reshaping childhood and why credit unions must lead the way.

There are nearly 5,000 credit unions across the United States and Canada, but the average one is smaller than you think.

Today’s economic headlines are packed with jargon including interest rate hikes, inflation and inverted yield curves.

In one of the most iconic scenes from Catch Me If You Can, Leonardo DiCaprio’s character parades through an airport in a Pan Am pilot uniform with sunglasses on and flight attendants in tow.

Summer school may not be on your radar, but it’s exactly where real-world lessons can stick—and where your credit union can make a lasting impact.

Graduation season is here with millions of high school and college students tossing caps and heading into the next chapter of their lives.

At Currency Marketing, we are passionate about educating children and young adults about financial literacy.

April holds a special place in the financial education landscape. It is officially recognized as Financial Literacy Month in the United States.

This year—2025—marks the beginning of Generation Beta, the first generation to be entirely born into an AI-powered financial world. But who is Gen Beta?

While the financial industry is flooded with predictions every December and January, I wanted to take a step back and let the first months of 2025 unfold before weighing in.

It seems like everyone is talking about Bitcoin these days. Maybe that’s because Bitcoin, the first cryptocurrency, has been hitting record highs.

Functional and financial literacy are deeply connected, but their interdependence is often overlooked.

Financial literacy is essential to prepare students for life beyond school.

In recent years, the phenomenon of banking deserts—areas without access to physical bank branches—has grown significantly in both the United States and Canada.

Every year, millions of people move to the U.S. and Canada, all chasing the promise of the American or Canadian dream—of social and economic success. But the journey is far from easy.