MNP Debt Blog

As the Canadian economy continues to stagger and unemployment grips several provinces throughout the country, Black Friday shopping can feel like ‘smart spending.’

MNP's TAKE: With a struggling national economy and unemployment on the rise throughout several provinces, it's no surprise to learn that Canadians are grappling with financial insecurity.

Ultimately, the purpose of any business is to make a profit. The value of any business is largely determined as a multiple of its profit or cash flow.

November 1 marks the beginning of Financial Literacy Month in Canada. Each year, Canadians set out on a month long journey to become more literate, more mindful and more in control of their finances.

As Halloween approaches and the kids are back in school, parents can now refocus on the bills that were put off during the hectic days of summer such as vacations, back to school supplies and fall clothing.

Living debt-free. This is a concept very few Canadians can claim.

Fortunately, there are some simple steps that British Columbians can take to be more financially prepared for a shift in our economy.

Trying to manage debt can be a highly stressful matter for anyone to handle, especially during the holiday season.

As the price of oil continues to affect households throughout Alberta and Saskatchewan, many are falling behind and finding themselves unable to keep up with the day-to-day cost of living, let alone staying on top of their debt obligations.

Debt is a subject no one likes to talk about. Many people have debt but don’t know what to do to get out of it. Here are five insightful tips for anyone trying to stay afloat:.