Moneyville.ca [1], a comprehensive financial resource for everyday personal finance, has partnered with the Investor 
Education Fund [2] (IEF) to deliver high quality educational content that will help Canadians to make smart, informed decisions about money. Adding to Moneyville.ca’s comprehensive editorial coverage on the financial issues that matter to Canadians, are hundreds of IEF articles, blogs and case studies.
“We have partnered with the IEF because we have the same priorities in mind,” says Adam Mayers, editor of 
[3]Moneyville.ca. “Both organizations stand for the consumer and offer plain speaking, clearly written articles on all aspects of personal finance from budgeting and basic money management to buying a car, bringing up baby and buying a house.”
A non-profit agency set up by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), the IEF is funded by fines and settlements from OSC enforcement actions and has a mandate to improve investor education and financial literacy through the web and in schools. The IEF’s Get Smarter About Money [4] site is a treasure trove of practical financial information including everything from budgeting to investments to lifestyle angles such as finding and losing jobs, the cost and considerations of getting married, having children and the implications for divorce and retirement.
“The consumer wins with this partnership,” says Tom Hamza, President of the IEF. “Greater awareness of high-quality, unbiased resources will help consumers get what they need and help to avoid the financial mistakes that are so common.”