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November is Financial Literacy Month, a national campaign lead by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC). This year’s campaign “Money on your Mind. Talk about it!” is aimed at destigmatizing conversations about money by encouraging Canadians to share their financial experiences and ask questions. Click here to learn more!