Tag: MNP Consumer Debt Index

• Canadian Incomes Improved, But Most Households Expect Life to Get Worse in 2026: MNP

  

  January 19, 2026 Despite recent gains in income, Canadians are entering 2026 with growing pessimism about their financial future. New survey data from MNP’s Consumer Debt Index shows that most households expect rising costs, worsening housing affordability, and mounting economic pressure in the year ahead. While some Canadians are actively adjusting their finances, a large…

  Kaleylangille

  January 19, 2026

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  canada economy 2026, canadian incomes, consumer debt Canada, cost of living Canada, economy, finance, household finances canada, housing affordability Canada, inflation, inflation Canada, investing, MNP Consumer Debt Index, politics, wages vs inflation

• Bank of Canada Expected to Cut Rates This Week, Experts Say

  

  The Bank of Canada will announce its latest interest rate decision this Wednesday, with many experts predicting a second consecutive reduction in borrowing costs. Economic Signals and Market Predictions Anticipation is high as the central bank prepares to make its decision, especially with new surveys indicating that many Canadians burdened by debt are hoping for…

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  July 23, 2024

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