Debt can be a major source of stress and have a significant impact on mental health. At BDO, our team of Licensed Insolvency Trustees and debt solutions professionals are dedicated to helping individuals and businesses find relief through honest, judgement-free conversations. We’ve helped over 500,000 Canadians since 1958, and we're proud to share our expertise through our Financial Wellness program.
Our Financial Wellness program is simple and easy to use. It includes:
For those who need more immediate help with debt, we can also to provide confidential and individual support.
Did you know that only 53% of Canadian households were using a budget? When you offer a session from our comprehensive Financial Wellness program, you concretely contribute to increase financial literacy, giving those who attend one of our sessions the power of knowledge.
After participating in the program, attendees will have an increased understanding of their finances and the tools that are available to move forward.
When you organize a session with us, you offer the gift of financial freedom.
Personal finances can be challenging. With our Financial Wellness program, participants will be equipped with skills and knowledge to face their financial situation. Here are some of the topics we'll cover:
1. Create a budget and manage household finances with greater confidence.
2. Plan for major financial decisions around important life events (i.e. marriage, children, home ownership, saving for post- secondary education).
3. Be better equipped to teach their children and family members financial skills and money management.
4. Better understand public programs and services that can help with economic stability and making sound financial decisions.
5. Prepare for a financially secure retirement by setting goals, budgeting and tax planning.
6. Understand the financial products that are best suited to their needs.
7. Recognize and protect themselves and family members against financial abuse and fraud.
8. Understand credit, the costs of borrowing and the warning signs of financial difficulty.