The recent Angus Reid Forum survey commissioned by Coast Capital reported that nearly half of respondents in Canada (45%) confess to financial dishonesty in their relationships, and 44% said they feel embarrassed or ashamed of their finances.

Lisa Skakun, Chief Legal, Regulatory & Corporate Affairs Officer of Coast Capital Savings was awarded Surrey Women in Business Awards in the Corporate Leadership category.

Coast Capital has donated $1 million to the Construction Foundation of British Columbia to help skilled trade workers achieve their Red Seal designation through a new free program — Coast Capital Road to Red Seal.

Coast Capital and Construction Foundation of BC (CFBC) announced the Coast Capital Road to Red Seal program, designed to support skilled trades apprentices on their pathway to Trade Qualification and Red Seal Endorsement. Abigail Fulton, Executive Director of CFBC and Maureen Young, Vice President of Social Purpose at Coast Capital spoke with Claire Wilson at Business in Vancouver about the new initiative.

Coast Capital developed a card game called Talk Money to Me that aims to help partners open up to one another about their financial realities and goals. Coast Capital also commissioned a poll that shines a light on just how uncomfortable partners are when talking about money.

Andrew Rusk, Vice President of Marketing at Coast Capital, discusses Talk Money to Me, Coast Capital’s social purpose, and importance of the “money chat” in relationships.

Charlotte Pecknold, Scrum Master at Coast Capital, discusses when and how to discuss finances with your partner and why these conversations are so important.

BC’s Top Employers 2023 named dozens of companies, from BC Hydro to Coast Capital Savings Federal Credit Union, and outlined the reasons why they made the cut, from their benefits to their wellness incentives.

Charlotte Pecknold, Scrum Master at Coast Capital Savings, spoke with Stephen Quinn on CBC’s The Early Edition on the Talk Money To Me card game and how it helps couples discuss love and money. Producer Melody Jacobson also hit the streets to chat with local couples about their finances.

Trish Tambellini, Director of Marketing at Coast Capital Savings, spoke with Rubina Ahmed-Haq on Global radio’s national personal finance show “For What it’s Worth” on the financial dishonesty in relationships and how the Talk Money To Me card game helps tackle money issues among couples.

Coast Capital is aiming to bring more couples together this Valentine’s Day as part of their new Talk Money to Me campaign.