Publications

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.

2017

This is nation building in the 21st century: Building financial inclusion and health

This submission to the Federal Financial Sector Review shares the ABLE Financial Empowerment Network Steering Committee's recommendations for the federal government to strengthen the financial consumer protection regime, expand financial inclusion, and shed light on the financial challenges of Canadians.

2017

Financial Empowerment: What it is and how it helps to reduce poverty

This brief explains the financial empowerment framework and how each financial empowerment pillar helps to prevent, alleviate and/or reduce poverty. It also includes recommendations for the Canadian Poverty Reduction Strategy.

2017

MPower Money Coaching Program Final Report

This report shares project outcomes, lessons and financial coaching insights from the MPower Money Coaching Program, which mobilized professional financial advisors to serve as volunteer coaches to help low-income individuals identify, plan for, and achieve personal financial goals.

2017

Breaking down barriers to tax filing for people living on low incomes

Canadians with low incomes are missing out on important income boosting opportunities because they do not tax file. This infographic shares the barriers people face and nine ways to remove these roadblocks.

2016

Submission to Finance Canada’s Financial Sector Review

This submission shares the views of Canadian financial empowerment leaders on Canada’s Financial Sector Framework and suggests ways in which it can be strengthened to build a more inclusive economy that will benefit all Canadians.

2016

Insights to Impact: Harnessing Behavioural Science to Build Financial Well-Being

This report offers what we hope will be a practical and useful introduction to behavioural thinking and the ways it can be used to strengthen financial empowerment supports for Canadians with low incomes.

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