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A roadmap for Canada’s prosperity and a thriving economy

Canada’s long‑term prosperity depends on a strong, stable financial system that supports growth, investment, and innovation. Explore our roadmap for building a more competitive and resilient economy here.


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New ways to pay, same need for trust

Canadians now have more ways than ever to pay for goods and services. As payments evolve, so do the safeguards that protect you. Learn how safety and trust are built into every transaction and sign up for free fraud prevention tips to learn how to protect yourself and your finances.

 

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Here’s what your bank will NEVER ask

By understanding what your bank will never do, you can help recognize and avoid potential fraud before it happens. Understand the warning signs and stay one step ahead. Here’s what you need to know.

 


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Accessibility, Affordability, Choice

Canada’s competitive banking system provides excellent value, ready access and wide choice for consumers and businesses. Canadians benefit from a wide range of financial products and services that support everyday needs and major life decisions, from saving and investing to buying a home or growing a business.

Banks continue to invest in better ways to serve customers, whether through new digital tools, enhanced accessibility, or more flexible financial solutions. This gives Canadians the freedom to choose how they bank: in person, online, or through mobile platforms, and options that continue to evolve with their needs.

This competitive environment supports a strong, stable system that delivers consistent value while continuing to innovate for the future.

Explore how competition is strengthening banking for Canadians.



protecting Canadians against fraud and online scams

Scam prevention starts with awareness.

Scams are becoming more sophisticated but so are the efforts to stop them. From spotting phishing emails to impersonation tactics, banks are equipping Canadians with the tools and knowledge they need to recognize the warning signs and avoid falling victim. The banks are also investing in advanced security and fraud detection to protect Canadians.

By uniting Canada’s major financial services, telecommunication, and technology companies with law enforcement and government, in a Canadian Anti‑Scam Coalition, Canada’s banks are underscoring their commitment to reducing scams and helping Canadians protect themselves.

The Coalition is the country's first unified cross-sector initiative to combat the growing threat of scams targeting Canadian consumers, bringing together organizations across financial services, telecommunications, big tech, law enforcement, and government.

From improving collaboration across sectors to the national consumer awareness campaign, Stand Against Scams, the Coalition is advancing multiple efforts to help Canadians stay ahead of fraud.

Canada’s banks are committed to protecting Canadians’ data and money, investing in the tools, resources, and awareness needed to stay ahead of scams.



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Financial literacy is an essential life skill, no matter your age.

Understanding how to manage finances effectively is an important life skill, and banks play a key role in providing the knowledge and tools needed to achieve financial well-being. By promoting financial literacy, banks empower their customers to make informed decisions, avoid debt, and build a secure financial future.

Banks actively support and strengthen financial literacy through community educational activities and bankers volunteer their time to deliver community-based programming such as the CBA’s free and non-commercial financial literacy seminars.



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Expert Advice That’s on Your Side

Canada’s banks provide free, accessible resources for everyone, regardless of financial knowledge or experience.

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