Join us on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, to learn how to use AI confidently and responsibly, without putting your finances or personal information at risk.
Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming part of how Canadians manage their money—from budgeting and saving to shopping and credit. While AI can offer helpful information and tools, it can also create blind spots, encourage overspending, or leave out the human and emotional factors that matter most in financial decision-making.
Join Credit Canada’s experts for a practical, easy-to-follow webinar designed to help you use AI confidently and responsibly, without putting your finances or personal information at risk.
In this 45-minute, action-oriented session, you’ll learn:
📣 Bonus: We’ll wrap up with a live Q&A with Digital Delivery Manager and AI Specialist Natasha Kinnear.
There are three time slots to choose from:
Save your spot to join us live or receive the replay right to your inbox.
If you’re feeling uncertain about your finances or how AI fits into them, you don’t have to figure it out alone. Speak with one of our non-profit Credit Counsellors at 1 (800) 267-2272. It’s free, confidential, and judgment-free.

Himank is an Education Lead and certified Credit Counsellor who is enthusiastic about helping people achieve their financial goals. He is on a personal mission to make a difference in people’s lives by promoting financial awareness for everyone, sharing practical tools, professional insights, and easy-to-apply expertise. He proudly supports his clients through an open, non-judgmental, and caring approach that prioritizes dignity, understanding, and practical progress.
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Natasha is Credit Canada’s Digital Delivery Manager, leading the development of digital tools that help people better understand their finances and take action with confidence. With experience applying AI in personal finance and credit counselling, she focuses on using technology responsibly to make financial support more accessible, practical, and people-centred. Her work combines financial literacy, behavioural insights, and emerging technology to help people manage their debt.