This resource is a map where you can explore different topics that influence gambling behavior. Some topics include: gambling types, culture, society, and exposure. You can access the topics you wish to discover by clicking on the menu bars.

The holiday season is a popular time for scams and phishing because of the increase in online shopping. Computer infections also spread during this time. Learn more about malware, phishing and computer infections and how you can stay safe on your computer this season.

This resource describes the barriers that seniors face when making financial decisions such as financial abuse, economic barriers and minority challenges. Learn how the National Indian Council on Aging is helping elders overcome these barriers.

Use this resource to learn more about how to overcome personal debt after retirement and how to spot scams and bad credit counselling agencies.

Use this resource to learn more about your options if you are considering using your home equity as retirement income.

Learn about the difference between elder abuse, bullying and frauds and use this knowledge to protect elders from these crimes.

This resource describes different types of power of attorney, what decisions they can make, the advantages and risks, and how to choose one. Learn how joint accounts work and the benefits and risks they bring.

To protect your assets in older age, make a financial plan, consider insurance, and read up on frauds. Resource shares more brochures about government programs.

Learn about financial abuse that older adults face such as scams, forced purchases, confusing documents or paying for relatives without consent. Resource shares more brochures about government programs.

Consider protecting yourself from identity theft, credit card fraud, online scams, or door-to-door scams. Resource shares more brochures about government programs.

Protect yourself and your family by being aware of recent public advisories for food recalls. This website maintains an up-to-date list of food recalls, issued by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).

Financial literacy involves knowledge and skills on how to manage money. Access this resource for information from experts on various financial topics.

Greater convenience, easier access, and the lack of real cash markers makes online gambling more dangerous than traditional gambling. However, internet gambling also allows players to limit the amount of money staked per hours played. Gambling companies may also use player tracking systems, warning players if their gambling behavior looks risky.

Learn more about your rights under the Consumer Protection Act. The Consumer Protection Act protects you from unfair practices and consumer transactions. Your rights include: the cooling-off period, misrepresentation and delivery of goods.

This resource aims to provide information on fraud, the number one crime against older Canadians. The resource is an introduction in recognizing common types of frauds and learn about the ways to protect yourself and your loved ones.

Identity theft is when personal information is stolen. This resource will help you stop and report identity theft.

Debit card fraud happens when someone steals your bank information and takes out money without permission. Many organizations in Canada protect citizens from fraud. This resource includes tips on how to prevent it and who to contact in case it happens.

Internet scams are becoming more elaborate and prevalent. Read this resource for information on how to protect yourself and identify online scams.

There are many gyms and fitness centers to choose from. Read this resource for information on how to choose the right one for you.

Scammers are exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic and especially targeting older adults. They are using the fear and uncertainty of the pandemic to steal personal information and bank details. Never give out personal information over the phone and verify whenever you receive an alarming call or request for money. Stop communicating with a vendor or business if they pressure you to act immediately. Payments with gift-cards are also commonly used for scams. Read this resource to learn more.

The COVID-19 pandemic is a good reminder for the need to write your will. There are many downsides if you die without a will that can pass on your assets. The process will be different, but many estate lawyers can help you finalize your will while social distancing. Read this resource to learn more.

As you age, you will have to make several financial decisions. Be prepared to take on certain important expenses such as changes in housing or your health condition. Read this resource to know what to expect financially as you age.

There are many untested claims about what can protect a person against COVID-19. Some of these claims are untested while others are downright dangerous. Read this resource to learn about some of these myths and how you can better protect against COVID-19.

Knowing when and how to shop is important during the Covid-19 pandemic. Everyone should generally limit the number of shopping excursions they make. Many stores in the UK have special hours for older adults and there are also community supports you can reach out to for help. Relying on your friends and family is also an option.

When you cannot pay your bills, you may accumulate debt. People with debt have different options to seek help. Read this resource to learn more.

People who commit scams and fraud especially target older adults. Use the links in this resource to learn how to prevent frauds and the government services available for help.

Many senior living communities provide bus tours to help you get to know the senior living options in your community. Read this resource to learn more about how to make the most of your bus tour.

Helping your elderly parents save money can be a difficult task. Rather than focusing on controlling their spending, you can also create strategies to help them stay in their budget. Read this resource to learn about these strategies to help your loved one manage their money.

Seniors in the UK are at risk of pension scams. Learn how to recognize a pension scam and how you can protect yourself from scammers.

Online scams and fraud are becoming more common. Read this resource to learn more about how you can stay safe online. You can also find resources in the UK, if you think you have been a victim of an online scam.

Financial abuse is common among seniors and it is important to notice the signs. Use this resource to learn about some common signs that point to financial abuse so you can protect yourself and you loved ones.

If you suspect that you or a senior are being financially abused, use this resource to help you decide your next step.

If you suspect that a senior is being financially abused, use this resource to learn the signs and tips for preventing this from happening in the future. Financial abuse can include forgery, pressuring a senior to buy certain things, withholding credit cards or stealing cheques.

Financial abuse can present itself in many ways and can be recognized as someone manipulating you to try and take your money, your property or other assets. Use this resource for help on how to prevent this type of abuse and where you can call for help.

Learn the signs of financial abuse by reading about Janet’s story. If you suspect that a senior you know is a victim of financial abuse, use this resource for ways to address the problem and ensure that they feel safe.

Use this resource to learn about all the types of elder abuse that goes on in communities and in families and how you can help the victims.

If you think you or someone you know is a victim of elder abuse, use this resource to learn ways to recognize the signs and for a long list of resources in British Columbia that will be able to help you report the abuse.

Learn more about the growing prevalence of financial abuse among seniors and examples of this type of abuse. If you suspect any type of financial abuse, use this resource to learn ways to prevent and report abuse using their provided resources.

Fraud can happen to anyone anywhere and seniors should be careful when speaking to telemarketers on the phone. This resource also teaches you how to identify con artists in order to ensure your safety.

It can be hard for seniors to start dating again. This resource describes where you can meet new people, how to register for a dating website and tips for staying safe on the internet.

If you are a senior who is looking to make lifestyle changes to improve your health, use this resource for tips on how to get started. Healthy aging consists of getting active, eating a balanced diet, keeping you brain engaged by learning something new, modifying your home and staying social to name a few.

Healthy and active aging includes not only physical activity and eating, but also socializing with others and feeling a sense of community where you live. Tips on types of exercise and healthy food options are given to help you implement this lifestyle change.

Learn how to protect yourself from consumer fraud and how report fraud if you spot something suspicious. Seniors are at a higher risk of being victims of fraud and can use this resource to stay informed.

Learn how to protect yourself from investment fraud and how report fraud if you spot something suspicious. Seniors are at a higher risk of being victims of fraud and can use this resource to stay informed.

Be careful when donating to charities as charity scams are becoming more common among seniors. Use this resource to learn tips on how to spot scams and access resources for further information.

Use this resource to learn what grandparent scams are and how they target seniors over the phone. A step by step guide is provided in case of this situation happening.

Use this resource to learn more about scams and frauds and protect yourself from common scams on the internet. Additional links to resources are provided for more information.

This resource offers links to many government resources in both english and french that are essential in planning for the future financially.

Use this resource to help plan legal and financial matters after retirement and prevent scams and fraud. Links to other resources are also provided for more information.

Use this resource to keep informed about financial abuse among seniors and steps seniors can take to prevent financial abuse.

Use this brochure as a guide for making personal and financial decisions with the help of the Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee. Links to other resources are also provided for more information.

If you are planning on opening an RRSP account, use this resource to understand the difference between the three types of accounts; individual, spousal and group RRSPs.

If you are starting to plan your finances for your loved ones, consider using this resource to learn more about power of attorneys and their importance.

If you are starting to plan your finances for your loved ones, consider using this resource to learn more about how to choose an attorney to take ace of your finances.

If you are starting to plan your finances for your loved ones, consider using this resource to learn more about how you can reduce common estate costs and save money.

If you are starting to plan your finances for your loved ones, consider using this resource to learn more about using trusts and some of its common uses.

If you are starting to plan your finances and you are a business owner, use this resource to plan your estate and see an example given in the resource for more information.

Use this guide to learn more about the advantages and risks of powers of attorney and joint bank accounts in Canada. Find information on finding and choosing attorneys, things to consider before opening a joint bank account and many more topics.

Watch out for people who pretend to be relatives in need of money. Prevent scams by not sharing personal information, and asking other relatives first.

Watch out for scam mail that asks you to transfer funds or call a number to receive prize money. Prevent scams by reviewing if you entered a real contest, and contact Canada post to stop delivering junk mail.

Watch out for con artists who try to scam you for fake community initiatives. Prevent scams by asking questions, reviewing the details of your investment and consulting with lawyers or accountants.

Watch out for scam e-mails that offer free movies or sales. Prevent scams by not clicking on advertisements, deleting these emails and changing spam settings.

Watch out for scam e-mails from fake banks or businesses that ask for your private information and contain computer viruses. Prevent scams by not clicking on advertisements, deleting these emails and installing safety software.

If you have not already created your will, consider writing one today and use this resource to learn about the disadvantages of dying without a will.

If you have not already created your will, consider writing one today and use this resource to learn about what you should include in your will.

If you have not already created your will, consider writing one today and use this resource to learn about the two types of wills that exist.

If you have not already created your will, consider writing one today and use this resource to learn about legal help you can reach out to in order to ensure your finances are secure.

If you are starting to plan your finances for your loved ones, consider choosing an executor and use this resource for tips on choosing one.

If you are starting to plan your finances for your loved ones, consider choosing an executor and use this resource to learn how much you should pay them.

To stop registered retirement savings plan schemes, the Canada Revenue Agency is checking accounts more often and sending out warnings.

This resource describes the process of renovating your home in a safe and cost-effective way. Consider getting a municipal permit, consulting an architect, and talking to many contractors.

In Canada, seniors are most often the victims of fraud and financial abuse. Use this resource to learn about how to recognize, protect yourself against, and report these crimes.

Many older adults require income assistance. Access this resource for information on available income programs for you.

Make sure your savings are safe by depositing it to a bank that is a member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC). The CDIC makes sure your savings are still available even if your bank failed. Use this resource to learn about two kinds of protection given by CDIC banks: RRIF and Trust funds.

Make sure you deposit money into a bank that is a member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC). The CDIC makes sure your deposits are still available even if your bank failed. Use this resource to learn about the protection of CDIC for your retirement savings.