Cate Morris

Cate Morris is a Dakota Winyan (woman), Ina (Mother), Kunsi (Grandmother) and registered
band member of the George Gordon First Nation located in Treaty Four territory. She resides in
Regina, Saskatchewan where she is an active community member, passionate Entrepreneur and
Financial Literacy Advocate. She is the Founder of Scout Financial Solutions, a financial literacy
education and consulting business that provides Personal Finance Life Skills. Vital Financial
Wellness content is shared through engaging and memorable group workshops and individual
consultations – all from an authentic, first hand Indigenous lived experience and in a culturally
appreciative environment. Although her business primarily focuses on knowledge sharing in the
Indigenous community, the information provided is relatable to all who seek financial peace
and abundance.
Cate has been studying and sharing personal finances for more than 25 years. She considers
herself a Money Scout, in honour of Indigenous Scouts who mapped new territories and
ensured the safety of their nations. In much the same way, Cate provides experienced insight
and knowledge about the vast and unknown territory of personal finances to support her
beloved Indigenous people. Armed with direct and relatable life experiences and backed by
extensive formal education, this “Money Scout” walks her talk. Cate holds a Business
Administration degree, two Financial Educator certifications as well as numerous professional
and personal development certificates that include economic development, entrepreneurship,
public service, procurement and acquisitions and of course, personal finance. Cate and Scout’s
goals are many but on the forefront are world peace, sharing knowledge to empower others
and ending cyclical poverty in the Indigenous community one inspiring sharing at a time. Find
and follow Scout Financial Solutions at www.moneyscout.ca, on Facebook at Scout Financial
Solutions or on Twitter at #MoneyScout4U.