CanadaThe complete personal finance course
Your money, charted.
A self-paced course that takes you from your next payday to a long-term plan. Understand every money decision, practise with real numbers, and finish with a financial plan that's yours.
- Lifetime access
- Pay over time with Affirm or Klarna
- AI tutor included
- modules
- 12modules
- lessons
- 60lessons
- practice checks
- 180practice checks
- decision scenarios
- 37decision scenarios
- planning tools
- 6planning tools
- cited sources
- 131cited sources
Why Charted Money
Not tips. A complete system for your money.
Most money content is generic, American or quietly selling something. Charted Money is a structured course built for Canadians, with nothing to sell you but the course itself.
Made for Canada
TFSAs, RRSPs, FHSAs and RESPs. Filing with the CRA, benefits, and Canadian credit reports. Every example uses Canadian rules and dollars.
Practice, not just reading
Every lesson ends with an exercise and three checks with explanations. You mark a lesson complete when you can show you understand it.
Fully independent
We don't sell financial products, take commissions or recommend providers. Our only job is to make you a sharper decision-maker.
Sourced and dated
Lessons cite 131 official and primary sources, from the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada to the CRA, each with a review date.
How it works
Understand. Practise. Plan.
Each lesson takes one real decision, explains it with a worked Canadian example, and turns it into something you keep.
- 01
Understand
Focused lessons explain one decision at a time: what the numbers mean, what changes the answer, and what to ask before you commit.
60 lessons · about 7 hours of reading
- 02
Practise
Answer checks with explanations, work through decision scenarios, and run your own numbers in six planning tools.
180 checks · 37 scenarios · 6 tools
- 03
Plan
Every module adds to your personal plan. By the end you have a complete, dated plan you can download, print and keep using.
12 workbooks · 1 complete plan
The curriculum
Twelve modules. One complete plan.
From your starting picture to investing and major decisions. Follow the full sequence or choose a learning path that matches your priorities.
- Module 01
Understand your money
Create a useful starting picture and choose priorities.
You'll build: Your starting financial picture
- Module 02
Build a budget that works
Connect monthly affordability to the timing of actual money.
You'll build: Your budget and next-payday plan
- Module 03
Get more from your income
Understand take-home resources and evaluate income changes.
You'll build: Your income opportunities plan
- Module 04
Master banking and everyday spending
Build an everyday money system that fits actual use.
You'll build: Your banking and expense review
- Module 05
Understand and build credit
Read a credit file and choose evidence-based next steps.
You'll build: Your credit understanding plan
- Module 06
Understand the true cost of borrowing
Compare borrowing options on consistent assumptions.
You'll build: Your borrowing decision worksheet
- Module 07
Take control of debt
Organize obligations and compare realistic repayment paths.
You'll build: Your debt action plan
- Module 08
Build financial resilience
Plan separately for expected costs and financial shocks.
You'll build: Your reserves and contingency plan
- Module 09
Understand Canadian taxes and benefits
Know what to gather, check, and ask about taxes and benefits.
You'll build: Your tax and benefits checklist
- Module 10
Start investing with confidence
Understand investments and compare decisions with explicit assumptions.
You'll build: Your investing preparation plan
- Module 11
Make major financial decisions
Evaluate large commitments using full costs and alternatives.
You'll build: Your major-decision toolkit
- Module 12
Build your long-term financial plan
Assemble a coherent plan and a repeatable review process.
You'll build: Your complete personal financial plan
Planning tools
Six tools that make the numbers concrete.
Plug in your own figures and see what changes. Your inputs save to your account, and the results flow into your personal plan.
Monthly picture
Give every dollar of this month a job, and compare it with your annual average.
Payday calendar
Put bills and deposits on a calendar to find a shortfall before it happens.
Upcoming costs and review
Plan for a known future cost and set your next action and review date.
Borrowing comparison
Compare two loan offers on payment, interest, fees and total cost.
Debt repayment
Compare highest-interest-first and smallest-balance-first payoff paths.
Investing illustration
See how time, contributions, fees and inflation change an illustration.
AI tutor included
A tutor that has read every lesson.
Stuck on a concept, or wondering how a lesson applies to you? Ask anytime. The tutor answers from the course material, points you to the right lesson and helps you reason through decisions, without selling you anything.
- Knows all 60 lessons
- Explains with worked examples
- Helps you think it through
- Private to your account
What you'll finish with
A plan that's yours, built one decision at a time.
Each module ends with something concrete. Together they become a complete personal financial plan, with your assumptions and next steps written down.
- Your starting financial picture
- Your budget and next-payday plan
- Your income opportunities plan
- Your banking and expense review
- Your credit understanding plan
- Your borrowing decision worksheet
- Your debt action plan
- Your reserves and contingency plan
- Your tax and benefits checklist
- Your investing preparation plan
- Your major-decision toolkit
- Your complete personal financial plan
Try before you enroll
Read three full lessons, free.
No account needed. Each sample is a complete lesson with its exercise and practice checks, exactly as it appears in the course.
Start with your financial picture
Distinguish income, accessible cash, assets, and debt.
Read the lesson Lesson 06.3 · Understand the true cost of borrowingCompare term and payment
Evaluate a smaller payment against a longer total repayment period.
Read the lesson Lesson 10.4 · Start investing with confidenceExplore compounding, fees, and inflation
Interpret hypothetical growth under multiple assumptions.
Read the lessonPricing
One price. Lifetime access.
No subscription. Enroll once and keep the course, your tools and your plan for as long as you want them.
- Pay your way
- Pay in full by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, or apply to pay over time with Affirm or Klarna at checkout.
- Start immediately
- Your account is ready the moment payment is confirmed. Sign in with your email; no password needed.
- Learn on any device
- Your progress, workbook entries and tool inputs save automatically and follow you between devices.
- Questions first?
- Ask the assistant in the corner, read a free lesson, or email us. We are happy to help.
The Complete Course
Lifetime access$2,500CAD, one-time
Pay in full, or over time with Affirm or Klarna.
- 12 modules and 60 in-depth lessons
- 180 practice checks with explanations
- 12 workbooks and 37 decision scenarios
- 6 planning tools that save as you go
- An AI tutor that knows every lesson
- A complete personal plan to download or print
- Learning paths that match your priorities
- Lifetime access on any device
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Know where your money is going, and where you're taking it.
Start today. Module 1 is about 25 minutes of reading, plus practice.