Financial Literacy in a Cashless Society

Nov 1, 2017 | Child, Development”

In our world, where money is exchanged electronically and cash is less visible, we are presented with new and exciting opportunities to teach children about finances. Known as financial literacy, these early lessons and conversations around money can help children develop financial concepts improving their ability to manage their money later in life.

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The Rising Cost of Education

Oct 19, 2017 | "Saving for Education"

For a child born in 2017 the first year of university could cost as much as $29,394[1]… per year? Today, families of university-age students living on-campus are currently spending an average of $20,300 per year, while those who live at home or are not paying for residence and meals, are spending an average of $10,600.

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Meet the 2017 Knowledge First Financial Graduate Scholarship Award Recipients

Aug 1, 2017 | “Company, News”

Each year, Knowledge First Financial awards 10 outstanding individuals, who are highly involved in academics, athletics, community service and volunteer activities, with scholarships totalling $120,000. Learn more about our 2017 scholarship recipients and their future aspirations.

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Beaches and Coastal Towns Top Canadians Must-See Places

Jul 26, 2017 | "Company News"

Canadian beaches are where it's at! Our customers rank Beaches and Costal Towns as their top Must-See places in our Canada 150 survey!

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From old favourites to bestsellers, kids and teens love to pick and choose their own summer reads.

Jul 26, 2017 | "Child Development"

Summer holidays are a time when children are free to experience books in a different way than the rest of the year. Daily summer reading also helps avoid a problem that educators have noticed: a long break from school can cause students to lose some of their reading achievement.

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