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Prosper Canada collaborates with policy makers, academics and frontline workers to build a base of evidence concerning strategies for action that empower low-income and vulnerable families.

The majority of our publications are provided in accessible formats. For publications that do not meet this requirement, an accessible format is available on request at info@prospercanada.org.

2025
Le bien-être financier n'est pas seulement une question de comportement personnel. Pour aider concrètement les gens à atteindre la stabilité et la santé financières, nous devons éliminer les obstacles systémiques et bâtir un écosystème financier plus inclusif. Par conséquent, combler le déficit d'aide financière au Canada est une priorité urgente.
2025
Financial well-being is not just a matter of personal behaviour. To meaningfully support people in achieving financial stability and health, we must remove systemic barriers and build a more inclusive financial ecosystem. Hence, closing Canada’s financial help gap is an urgent priority.
2025
Pour aider véritablement tous les Canadiens à bâtir leur stabilité et leur santé financières, nous devons éliminer les obstacles systémiques et créer un écosystème financier inclusif. Les services d'aide financière existants sont souvent inabordables, inaccessibles et/ou mal adaptés aux besoins financiers particuliers des personnes à faible revenu, et il n'existe aucun argument commercial solide incitant les fournisseurs d'aide financière commerciaux à combler le manque de services qui en résulte. Il est urgent et prioritaire de combler ce manque.
2025
To truly support all Canadians in building their financial stability and health, we must remove systemic barriers and build an inclusive financial ecosystem. Existing financial help services are often unaffordable, inaccessible, and/or poorly tailored to address the unique financial needs of people with low incomes and that there is no strong business case for commercial financial help providers to address the resulting service gap. Closing this gap is an urgent priority.
2025
In this submission we call for expanded federal research into household financial inclusion and wellbeing; sustained investment in free financial help for low- and moderate-income Canadians; continued funding for community tax-filing programs; implementation of automatic tax filing for low-income households and seniors; and reforms to the Disability Tax Credit to remove barriers and improve access.
2025
The Embedded Financial Coaching Project highlights how personalized coaching and tailored support improve financial outcomes in this impactful approach.
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