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With inflation on the rise, housing costs climbing, and everyday expenses adding up, many Canadians are finding their pay cheques don’t stretch as far as they used to. Whether you’re trying to pay down debt, save for a rainy day, or enjoy a bit more financial freedom, one option worth considering is a side hustle.
Avec la hausse de l'inflation, l'augmentation des coûts du logement et l'accumulation des dépenses quotidiennes, de nombreux Canadiens constatent que leur salaire ne leur permet plus de vivre aussi confortablement qu'auparavant. Que vous essayiez de rembourser vos dettes, d'économiser pour les jours difficiles ou de profiter d'une plus grande liberté financière, une option à envisager est celle d'un travail complémentaire.
À l'approche de l'été, les Canadiens font preuve de prudence, espérant une amélioration de leur situation financière personnelle. Le dernier indice de l’endettement des consommateurs MNP reste stable à 88, ce qui suggère un sentiment de stabilité fragile. Pourtant, sous cette apparence calme, de nombreux ménages continuent de lutter sous le poids des dépenses quotidiennes et de l’incertitude économique générale.
As summer unfolds, Canadians are treading cautiously, hoping for relief in their personal finances. The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index holds steady at 88, suggesting a fragile sense of stability. Yet beneath this calm, many households continue to struggle under the weight of daily costs and broader economic uncertainty.
Il n’est jamais trop tôt – ou trop tard – pour commencer à planifier une retraite sans dette. Que vous soyez dans la trentaine ou que vous soyez plus près de l’âge d’or, agir maintenant pour gérer vos finances peut vous aider à profiter de la liberté et de la paix d’esprit que la retraite devrait vous apporter.
Credit cards can be an incredibly useful financial tool from your bank, when used wisely. They offer convenience and benefits that few other forms of payment can match… from earning points and cashback to building a credit history and shopping securely online. But with that convenience comes responsibility.
Les cartes de crédit peuvent être un outil financier extrêmement utile offert par votre banque — lorsqu’elles sont utilisées de façon judicieuse. Elles offrent une commodité et des avantages que peu d’autres modes de paiement peuvent égaler… qu’il s’agisse de gagner des points, de recevoir du cashback, de se constituer un historique de crédit ou encore de faire des achats en ligne en toute sécurité. Mais cette commodité s’accompagn...
Borrowing money often gets a bad rap, but in actuality… it’s not always a bad thing. Sometimes life throws unexpected expenses your way, or maybe you need extra cash to invest in your future. In these situations, borrowing can be a smart financial decision—if you’re careful.
Près de la moitié des Canadiens se trouvent à seulement 200 $ de ne pas pouvoir couvrir leurs dépenses mensuelles. Si vous ressentez une pression financière, vous n'êtes pas seul. Mais que faire lorsque des coûts imprévus vous poussent au bord du gouffre?
Almost half of all Canadians are just $200 away from not being able to cover their monthly expenses. If you're feeling the financial squeeze, you're not alone. But what happens when unexpected costs push you over the edge?
Credit cards come with the promise of convenience, flexibility, and rewards, making them an essential tool for many consumers. However, the flip side of this convenience is the potential for debt accumulation, especially when only the minimum payments are made each month.
As Canadians approach retirement, the dream of living those years free from financial burdens becomes increasingly important. However, the reality for many is that they enter retirement carrying debt, which can significantly impact their lifestyle and peace of mind.
À mesure que les Canadiens approchent de la retraite, le rêve de vivre ces années sans contraintes financières devient de plus en plus important. Toutefois, la réalité pour beaucoup de personnes est qu'elles arrivent à la retraite avec des dettes, ce qui peut avoir un impact significatif sur leur mode de vie et leur tranquillité d'esprit.
Debt can feel like a never-ending weight on your shoulders, especially as the cost of living continues to rise. Interest rates have gone up, everyday essentials are more expensive, and for many Canadians, incomes haven’t kept pace with inflation.
Managing debt is already stressful enough without the constant pressure from collection calls. It often starts with reminders about overdue balances, but before long, it can escalate to intimidating threats, claims your wages will be garnished, your credit ruined, or even that your assets could be seized. As a result, you may feel trapped.
La gestion de nos dettes peut être suffisamment stressante sans devoir subir la pression des appels de recouvrement. Cela commence souvent par des rappels concernant des soldes impayés, mais la situation peut rapidement dégénérer en menaces plus sérieuses, comme la saisie de votre salaire, la détérioration de votre cote de crédit, ou même la saisie de vos biens.
As 2025 begins, Canadians are entering the year with growing concerns about their personal finances. Despite declining interest rates, the latest MNP Consumer Debt Index reveals a steep 10-point drop to 79, marking the second-lowest level since its inception in 2017.
Vivre avec un seul revenu peut sembler accablant, tout spécialement lorsque vous avez des dettes à gérer. Cela donne l’impression qu’il n’y a aucune façon d’épargner ou d’investir, mais avec une planification réfléchie et de la détermination, vous pouvez prendre le contrôle de vos finances.
Living on a single income can feel overwhelming, especially when you have debts to manage. It might seem like there’s no way to save or invest, but with some thoughtful planning and determination, you can take control of your finances.
Did you know that 38% of Canadians identify money as their biggest source of stress? Moreover, 35% report that financial stress is causing them to experience anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges.
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