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Canadians feeling effects of recession before it was confirmed: Harris & Partners

95.2% of Canadians say rising costs have impacted their finances.

Household net worth rises in the face of volatile equity markets: Statistics Canada

On a per capita basis, household net worth increased from $442,896 to $448,433 in the first quarter of 2026.

Financial anxiety surges in Canada as costs climb

The number of those gripped by anxiety when thinking about personal finances has surged to 60%.

Survey reveals Canadians have reached breaking point: Harris & Partners

57.3% of respondents said their income did not cover basic expenses including rent, food, and bills.

Survey finds most Canadians changing spending habits amid rising living costs: Harris & Partners

94.2 per cent said economic factors including inflation and interest rates are affecting their financial plans, while 93.6 per cent reported that rising day-to-day costs are putting pressure on their finances.

Cautious holiday spending softens typical January credit card delinquency spike: Equifax Canada

Total consumer debt climbed to $2.65 trillion in Q4 2025, a 3.13 per cent increase year-over-year, driven by a $50.26 billion rise in mortgage balances and a 4.50 per cent jump year-over-year in non-mortgage debt.

VIDEO: Canadian consumers holding steady but under strain as debt and uncertainty persist: Economist Todd Hirsch

Household debt is a growing concern, particularly among consumers relying on high-interest credit cards to cover essentials such as food and fuel.

1 in 3 Canadians going on fewer dates due to economic conditions: TD survey

The current economic climate is also influencing pillow talk, with 1 in 4 Canadians (25%) polled now prioritizing financial transparency earlier in their relationships.

Number of Canadians missing credit card payments soaring: Equifax

1.45 million consumers in Canada missed a credit payment in Q3, more than 46,000 higher than in Q2.

Canada’s consumer story isn’t a big spender tale: TD Bank report

Canada’s consumer spending outperformance in Q2 helped cushion the economy against the drag from trade tensions, says TD Bank.

Canadians struggling with debt, heat or eat decisions rise: MNP

New data from MNP shows nearly half of Canadians are $200 from insolvency, cutting food and heat as financial stress deepens across households.

Money anxiety surges in Canada as households drain savings to stay afloat: Harris & Partners

78.7% of Canadians have had to dip into their savings more frequently than before, says a Harris survey.

Equifax Canada: Delinquency levels stabilize in Q2, but financial divide widens among Canadians

In Q2 2025, close to 1.4 million Canadians missed a credit payment — 7,000 fewer than last quarter – but still 118,000 more than a year ago, said Equifax.

Millions of Canadians struggling financially in silence over debt concerns

52.6% of Canadians have less than $200 left each month after covering bills and debt payments

Personal finance concerns rising significantly: BMO survey

Nearly one quarter (24%) reported in April they are increasingly concerned about the prospect of losing their job, says BMO.

Cardstream partners with Moneris

Moneris will leverage Cardstream’s Payment Facilitation-as-a-Service platform to enable its partners to extend their presence and integrated offerings in the Canadian market.

Stable versus struggling: Canada’s financial divide widens: Equifax

Total consumer debt in Canada reached $2.56 trillion at the end of 2024, a 4.6 per cent increase over 2023, says Equifax.

Canadians struggle to manage obligations amid financial pressures

Rising debt levels contributing to increasing financial pressures for Canadians.
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