MNP Debt Blog

The year 2017 was one of many highs and lows, from the surge of bitcoin to iconic retailer Sears shutting its doors. Now it's 2018, a new year, with new resolutions and hopefully, new goals.

Aside from getting in shape, finally getting on top of debt is among the top New Year's resolutions made every year.

Confronting your debt can be overwhelming.

When Canadians find themselves in financial trouble, they may wonder about their options and who might be able to help.

If you’re feeling trapped by debt and worry you’ve run out of options, it is often helpful to seek sound advice and effective solutions from a qualified professional to get your finances back on track.

Budgeting and saving money are no longer necessary steps for making a big purchase.

Financial stress has been linked to relationship troubles, depression, high blood pressure and even a decreased immune response.

With the Bank of Canada raising interest rates on September 6, debt holders across the country are left wondering what it means for them.

Canadians considering taking on more debt over the near or long term may want to think twice.

Managing a spiraling debt load is stressful enough without a constant barrage of phone calls reminding you that you’re behind on your payments.