Terms of Use · OWN Financial Inc.

The rules for using OWN, written plainly.

OWN helps you see your financial life more clearly — organizing information, surfacing insight and explaining trade-offs. These terms set out the rules for using the platform. The plain-language version comes first; the full legal terms follow.

Education, not advice
You own your content
Governed by Ontario law
French version coming

Last updated: June 15, 2026

What this means for you

The short version.

By using OWN, you agree to these Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy. Here is the practical version — the binding detail follows below.

What OWN does

Helps you understand your money.

Unless we agree otherwise in a separate written agreement, OWN does not provide personalized investment, legal, accounting, tax, insurance, credit or estate advice.

Your decisions

You stay in charge.

OWN organizes information and explains options. Use qualified professional advisers before making important financial, tax, legal, insurance, borrowing, investment or estate decisions.

Your information

Your data powers the platform.

We use financial and personal information to run OWN. How we collect, use, disclose and protect it is set out in our Privacy Policy.

Third-party data

Connected data can be imperfect.

Information from banks, brokerages, payroll, tax documents or credit bureaus may be incomplete, delayed or inaccurate. Review it before relying on it.

Tools & projections

Estimates, not guarantees.

Charts, forecasts, scenarios, benefit and tax estimates, insurance needs and retirement projections are for education and planning support — not guarantees.

Responsible use

Use OWN as intended.

Don't misuse, scrape, reverse-engineer or attack the platform, upload unlawful content, or use it for someone else without authority. The service is provided as available.

The most important distinction

Tailored education — not advice.

OWN feels personal. That's the point. But a personalized dashboard is still education unless we've entered a separate advisory relationship with you in writing.

How it feels

Your numbers, your household, your goals — arranged into a picture that looks built for you alone.

What it legally is

An organizational and educational view of information you provided. Tailoring the display does not make it personalized financial advice.

What to do

Treat the dashboard as a clearer starting point — then confirm important moves with a qualified professional.

How it feels

Atlas reads your situation, flags what matters, and explains the trade-off in your own context.

What it legally is

A decision-support tool. AI-assisted outputs can be inaccurate, incomplete or outdated, and do not replace human judgment or professional advice.

What to do

Review any summary, classification or extracted figure before you rely on it. Atlas describes and flags; it does not direct.

How it feels

A specific tax-room figure or benefit estimate that looks like a number you can file on.

What it legally is

An educational estimate built on assumptions and the data available. It is not tax filing, tax advice or a determination of eligibility.

What to do

Verify with the CRA, a tax professional, or the relevant benefits authority before acting or filing.

How it feels

An insurance-adequacy gap or an estate map that appears to tell you exactly what to buy or sign.

What it legally is

An illustration for planning support. OWN is not your insurance broker, estate planner or lawyer, and creates no advisory relationship.

What to do

Consult a licensed insurance adviser or an estate lawyer before changing coverage, beneficiaries or estate documents.

Even where information appears tailored to you, unless we expressly agree otherwise in writing, it is not professional advice and creates no fiduciary, advisory or professional-client relationship. You remain responsible for evaluating whether any output is appropriate for your circumstances.

Your side of the agreement

What we ask of you, in return.

A short list of responsibilities that keep OWN safe, accurate and lawful for everyone.

I
Accurate information

Keep your details current.

Provide accurate, complete information and update it when it changes. You're responsible for activity under your account and your login credentials.

II
Authority over others' data

Only add what you're allowed to.

Include information about household members, dependants, companies or trusts only where you have the authority or consent to do so.

III
Review connected data

Check what comes in from third parties.

Connected and uploaded data can be incomplete or wrong. Review it, and correct or update it where necessary, before relying on it.

IV
Acceptable use

Use OWN lawfully.

Don't break the law, misuse the platform, access another person's account without authority, or scrape, reverse-engineer or attack the Services.

V
Security

Protect your access.

Use secure devices, enable available security features, and tell us promptly if you suspect your account has been compromised.

VI
Your decisions

Get advice before you act.

Consult qualified professionals before acting on investments, tax, estate, insurance, credit, pensions, benefits or any material financial decision.

The rest of the legal layer

Where to go next.

These Terms sit alongside a small set of companion pages. Each is one click away, here and from every footer.

Related policies

The documents that govern OWN.

Your Privacy Policy explains how we handle your data; Security explains how we protect it. Both are binding alongside these Terms.

Questions & concerns

Contact & complaints.

Reach our team with questions about these Terms, or raise a concern. We explain how we handle complaints and respond.

FR · Bientôt disponible

Une version française arrive.

OWN is Canadian. A French-language version of these Terms is being prepared for users in Québec and across the country. The English version governs until then, unless the law requires otherwise.

This page presents OWN's Terms of Use with a plain-language layer on top. The full legal version is the binding document — read it in full above, or save a clean, printable copy for your records.

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