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How rising interest rates impact your financial health

The first step in understanding your financial health is to understand how the rise of interest rates will affect your unsecured debts. The most common types of unsecured debts are lines of credit and credit cards.

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Millions of Canadians are struggling with debt addiction — a problem that has worsened over more than a decade of historically low interest rates and a growing culture of debt normalization.

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The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index points to debt trouble in Atlantic Canada, particularly as payment deferrals and government emergency aid programs change or wind down.

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The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index points to debt trouble in the two provinces, particularly as payment deferrals and government emergency aid programs change or wind down.

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Almost half of Ontarians are $200 or less away from insolvency, cannot pay their bills each month

The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index points to debt trouble in Ontario, particularly as payment deferrals and government emergency aid programs change or wind down.

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The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index points to debt trouble in Atlantic Canada, particularly as payment deferrals and government emergency aid programs change or wind down.

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The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index points to debt trouble in Atlantic Canada, particularly as payment deferrals and government emergency aid programs change or wind down.

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How does compound interest compound your financial situation?

This can be highly beneficial when you’re investing because every month you can earn additional interest on the interest you earned over the previous months.

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Amid relief measures, Nova Scotians more optimistic about debt

While the financial picture for many Atlantic Canadian households looked bleak last quarter, many have stayed afloat thanks to the current raft of pandemic-related support programs.

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Amid relief measures, Prince Edward Islanders more optimistic about debt

While the financial picture for many Atlantic Canadian households looked bleak last quarter, many have stayed afloat thanks to the current raft of pandemic-related support programs.

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