A joint agreement between the CAAMP Foundation, the charitable arm of Canada’s national mortgage industry association and Credit Canada, a prominent player in credit education, opens a gateway to financial literacy for Canadians.

The two organizations say they are committed to helping consumers learn critical financial management skills.

“Our members firmly believe that financial literacy underpins a healthy economy, and certainly a stable mortgage market. We are pleased that our knowledge and expertise in mortgage finance can be utilized in this initiative,” says Paul Grewal, CAAMP Foundation chairman.

“Financial literacy is key to personal financial success. We are pleased to be partnering with CAAMP on this initiative and appreciate their dedication to healthy money management and fiscal responsibility. There is no doubt that having the foundation of financial literacy will result in more successful homeownership,” adds Laurie Campbell, executive director, Credit Canada.

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