You won’t regret investing in your financial education. Start with our free personal finance courses. You’ll learn useful financial habits and improve your money management skills.
Take personal finance courses for free
Money Mentors’ free financial education classes give you the tools to get out of debt, save money and become financially stable. Course topics include budgeting, credit/debt, saving, planning for retirement and more. Take an online course, join us for a live webinar or book a group seminar for your workplace or community organization.
Type Of Course
Money Personalities & Relationships
Learn about your, and your partner's, money personality. Explore what to consider when deciding if your accounts should be joint or individual.
Fraud Detection & Prevention
Discover how to spot potential fraudulent activity and scammers, so you can protect yourself. Learn what you can do if you become a victim of fraud.
Tackle Debt
Explore the true cost of debt and how to find money in your budget to lower it. Learn how to tackle debt on your own or through legislated options.
Balancing on Unstable Income
Learn how to budget when faced with fluctuating income. Discover tips on how to deal with a financial emergency and save for the future.
Enrich Your Kids
Discover fun and engaging ways to teach your kids about money. Explore age-appropriate activities and lessons to set your kids up for financial success.
R & R in Retirement
Learn how much you'll need to retire, where to save & the importance of reducing debt. Explore pension plans & what to expect from government programs.
Budget Boot Camp
Learn how to create a budget, and stick to it! Distinguish between your needs and wants, learn ways to track your spending and set financial goals.
Credit Rating IQ
Learn how the credit rating system works in Canada, how credit activity is reported on a credit report, and how to access your own credit report.
The Sandwich Generation: Balancing Your Finances Between Kids & Aging Parents
Learn how to talk to parents and children about money, and set expectations. Explore budgeting tips, and common mistakes to avoid in your retirement.
Credit Cross-Training
Whether you're getting credit for the first time or rebuilding, learn how to prepare for a credit application, read a credit report, and build credit.
The Holiday Spending Treadmill
Learn tips on managing current holiday spending, while dealing with past holiday debt. Look at proactive ways to save and shop for future holidays.
Break the Cycle: Spend Less & Save More
Learn the top 5 financial goals needed in every plan, and discover 10 habits to help you cut spending and start saving money.
Basic Principles of Buying a First Home
Learn the initial and carrying costs of buying a home. Explore ways to save for a downpayment, and how to improve your credit score before buying.
Managing Money & Understanding Credit for High School Students
Students learn the basics about developing a budget, setting SMART financial goals, registered accounts, and the different forms of credit.
Banking on Your Future for Grades 10 - 12
Explore financial institutions through interactive discussions, Kahoot! sessions and researching bank accounts!
Tax Tips for Grades 10 - 12
In this interactive course, students learn about taxes and their first job! They practice filling out tax forms, discuss deductions on their paystub and having a tax strategy.
Budgeting 101 for Grades 10 - 12
Students discuss needs vs wants, how to manage their money through fun exercises, analyze their net worth, and plan for the future.
Debt Decisions for Grades 10 - 12
High school students get a reality check with the hard truths about debt, the difference between good and bad debt, and risks and benefits that come with borrowing money.
Borrowing Basics for Grades 10 - 12
Students learn about student loans, credit cards, lines of credit, and even payday loans, as well as interest rates and how to avoid unmanageable debt.
Credit & Lending 101
Gain a basic understanding of what lenders look for when reviewing a credit application. Learn ways to manage credit and debt to get the best outcome.
Preparing Financially for a Baby
Explore costs of baby items, and tips for lowering these costs. Learn how to live on a reduced income, government benefits and subsidies for parents.
Online Shopping With Confidence
Learn what to consider when shopping online―like seller ratings and reviews, online tools to shop wisely, and ways to reduce fraud.
Transition from Post-Secondary Education
Learn how to budget and manage credit, and debt, after graduation. Explore savings goals and the different types of registered accounts.
How to Financially Survive a Layoff
Explore financial tips and resources for dealing with unemployment. Learn the strategies needed to financially survive a layoff and move forward.
Financial Planning Closer to Retirement
This course provides you with the tools, tips and resources required to help you plan for your retirement—no matter how close it may be.
Financial Awareness for Newcomers
Newcomers learn how the banking and credit rating system works. They learn about managing credit, filing taxes, and the registered accounts available.
What our clients have to say
Russ
4 months ago
I would like to personally thank Denise Olson for going above and beyond in helping me dealing with the financial situation I'm in. I beleive that she is not just doing her job but puting her soul into it. Its people like Denise that make a difference in this world.
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