With another New Year’s day come and gone, it’s time to commit yourself to the resolutions you made! And what better way to start the year than with a few financial resolutions?

Inflation, interest rate hikes, gas prices, groceries… oh my. The headlines and news articles bring a constant barrage of reporting on the financial pressures impacting all Canadians. Everyday costs are rising, and unless you’re one of the fortunate few that do not have to be concerned at all about money, people everywhere are having to make choices and adjustments.

Albertans’ anxiety about their debt situation is building amid rising interest rates, persistent inflation, and heightened affordability concerns.

Saskatchewan and Manitoba residents are feeling more pessimistic about their personal finances this quarter, despite the recent interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada.

The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index finds that Ontarians are feeling increasingly confident in their personal finances this quarter as interest rate concerns ease.

The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index finds that Albertans are feeling increasingly confident in their personal finances this quarter as interest rate concerns ease.

Blue Monday is the most depressing day of the year for many reasons, including debt. Try these tips for managing your debt load and taking care of yourself this January.

The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index finds that Manitoba and Saskatchewan residents are feeling increasingly confident in their personal finances this quarter as interest rate concerns ease.

If you’re like many Canadians, you’ve likely been hearing about high interest rates, household net worth, and the performance of financial markets.