A recent Ipsos poll conducted by MNP LTD. finds Saskatchewan residents are finding it difficult to make ends meet – especially when compared to other provinces.

Millennials have a complicated relationship with debt. As the first true ‘digital natives’ this generation grew up in the most media-saturated and consumerist culture in recorded history.

If you’ve found yourself stuck in what seems like a never ending cycle of debt, it’s important to know that you’re not alone.

Logically, we know we can’t buy everlasting happiness for 12 low payments of $59.99 – or less than the cost of one coffee a day.

When most people encounter financial problems, the first thing that usually goes through their head is they don’t make enough money.

Thinking about financial freedom is like thinking about starting a diet – forcing yourself eat only healthy and unsatisfying foods when all you really want is a piece of double chocolate cake. But if you worry that finding financial stability means no more dining out, buying new clothes or spending on extras, I have good news for you…

The approach taken by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) regarding the collection of personal income tax debt is straightforward.

People with bi-weekly income have the unique advantage of receiving 26 paycheques per year, compared to 24 paycheques for people who receive semi-monthly remuneration.

MNP’s Donna Carson recently spoke with Newstalk 770 about the current debt concerns for many Calgarian consumers.

Struggling with debt? MNP Ltd. Trustee Derek Cramm recently discussed MNP’s Consumer Debt Sentiment Survey with CTV Halifax.