Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan

FCAA is Saskatchewan’s financial and consumer marketplace regulator.

• Consumers, Investors & Pension Plan Members
  • ConsumersInvestorsPension Plan Members
  • • Charity Donors
    • Consumers hiring Mortgage Brokers, Administrators, Associates and Brokerages
    • Consumers of Goods and Services
    • Consumers using Real Estate Agents and Property Managers
    • Consumers using Trust, Loan, Financing Corporations and Loan Brokers
    • Credit Union Members
    • Film Viewers
    • Insurance Consumers
    • Payday Loan Borrowers
• Regulated Businesses & Persons
  • BusinessesPersons
  • • Auction Sales Companies and Auctioneers
    • Cemeteries
    • Charitable Fundraising Businesses
    • Collection Agencies
    • Credit Reporting Agencies
    • Credit Unions
    • Direct/Door to Door Sellers
    • Film and/or Video Exhibitor, Distributor or Retailer
    • Insurance Companies
    • Loan Brokers
    • Mortgage Administrators
    • Mortgage Brokerages
    • Payday Lenders
    • Pension Plans
    • Securities Industry Participants
    • Trust, Loan or Financing Corporations
    • Vehicle Dealers
    • Auctioneers
    • Collection Agents
    • Direct/Door to Door Sellers
    • Mortgage Associates
    • Mortgage Brokers
    • Real Estate Agents

• Saskatchewan Consumer Tips For Newcomers To CanadaNovember 26, 2019 - The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) wants to inform newcomers to Canada about Saskatchewan’s marketplace and their rights as consumers.Read More
• How To Protect Yourself From CurbersNovember 20, 2019 - The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) wants consumers to watch out for curbers. A curber is an individual or dealer who does not have a vehicle dealer license and who is in the business of buying and selling vehicles to make a profit.Read More
• Winter is coming, tips for booking a tripNovember 15, 2019 - The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) wants to make sure people protect themselves when booking a trip this winter. By taking precautions, consumers can ensure their reservations are confirmed with the actual supplier and they can minimize their financial loss if a third party goes out of business.Read More