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

• 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
• Canadian securities regulators outline corporate guidance disclosure expectations for cannabis issuersNovember 12, 2019 - Securities regulatory authorities in Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Nova Scotia (the participating jurisdictions) today published guidance to help cannabis issuers strengthen their governance disclosures, including disclosure of financial interests in significant corporate transactions. Read More