Home purchases, home renovations and education expenses are among the major contributors to Canadian household debt
Although many Canadians believe they’ll be debt free by the time they reach retirement, they need to strike a balance between both responsibilities
Impulse spending and going over budget are among the financial decisions Canadian consumers regret
Lower price of oil, sharp increase in interest rates both globally and in Canada and financial stresses in Europe or emerging economies also present risks
Canada’s total consumer debt climbs to $1.5 trillion in Q1
The average net worth of Canadian families rose 73% between 1999 and 2012, according to Statistics Canada
Study finds middle-income earners, are more likely to be overly dependent on payday and fast cash loans
Savings builder account encourages clients to increase their savings
Consumer credit has been expanding at a robust pace
Lower interest rates, cheaper gas and a strengthening U.S. economy have some Canadians thinking things are just fine
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