Canadian families are talking about money more often, but girls report lower financial confidence: TD survey

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As Financial Literacy Month approaches, new research from TD reveals a positive shift in how Canadian families approach money conversations. Parents are talking about finances more often than previous generations did, children are highly interested in learning about money, and overall financial confidence among youth is strong. However, the survey also points to an emerging challenge: a financial confidence gap between boys and girls.

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