Canadians need more assurance and enablement in financial services

The consumer-driven banking framework will help Canadians manage their credit cards, apply for loans, and save for their futures much more easily.

Once Canadians can see their whole financial picture in one place, consumer-driven banking will immediately and materially improve Canadians’ finances, writes Scott Talbott. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Opinion

BY SCOTT TALBOTT

May 1, 2024

Whether it’s a payment, an account opening, or applying for a loan, Canadians want all aspects of their personal finances to run smoothly and securely. It is a reasonable instinct. Budgeting for everyday goods and services is complicated by high prices. Saving for a down p...

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