Overview

Family/Individual Finances for Newcomers

This course will provide students with an understanding of the unique financial needs that newcomers may have when first arriving to Canada. Students will learn how to guide their clients through everyday banking needs such as different accounts available to bank customers, loans, insurance, and investments/savings. Through discussions and case studies, students will participate in creating budgets and long-term plans, and build an understanding of the rights and responsibilities associated with finances, consumer protection, and available sources of funding.
Course Code:
FINA-1043
Area of Interest:
Education, Community & Social Services
Prerequisites:
Credential:

Course Offerings

Fall 2025

to
$237.10
Registration Opens
Delivery:
Online
Location:
London Campus Off Site
Days & Times:
Section Number:
+50LC
Refund Policy:
14 days after course start date

Course Details

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