Household Debt Canada
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Canadian households added more debt in the third quarter: Statistics CanadaThere was $1.83 in credit market debt for every dollar of household disposable income in the third quarter of 2022, Statistics Canada says.MoneyDec 12, 2022
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Number of highly indebted households on the rise as COVID-19 aid winds down: BoCBank of Canada calculations suggest the share of highly indebted household should this year surpass the pre-pandemic peak recorded in 2019, deputy governor Paul Beaudry said.EconomyNov 23, 2021
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30% of Canadians say they’re insolvent, MNP debt survey showsOverall, Canadians say they are financially better off, according to a survey by debt consultancy MNP. And yet the highest share of respondents since 2017 say they are insolvent.MoneyJul 19, 2021
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Canadian households are taking on too much debt, Bank of Canada warnsThe Bank of Canada says its concerns are mounting that households are piling on too much debt and posing what the central bank says is a key vulnerability to the economy.EconomyMay 20, 2021
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Household debt rises to 171% of disposable income, still below 2019 highHousehold debt rose as a share of disposable income between July and September compared to the previous three months, Statistics Canada said.MoneyDec 11, 2020
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Canadians racking up debt even as mortgage activity slows, CMHC saysAt the same time, the share of mortgage holders aged 55 and older continues to grow.MoneyMay 22, 2019
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Canadians today feel worse about their finances than they have in 3 years, poll showsCanadians aren't optimistic about their financial situations as they expect the costs of most expenses to mount next year.EconomyJan 4, 2019
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Canada’s household debt-to-income ratio still near record despite rising ratesCanadians' failure to reduce debt despite rising borrowing costs is 'concerning,' one debt counsellor warns.MoneyDec 14, 2018
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Bank of Canada leaves interest rate unchanged at 1.75%Bank of Canada leaves its key rate unchanged, as expected, at 1.75 per cent.CanadaDec 5, 2018
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Expect bankruptcy rates in Canada to start climbing in 2019, new report warnsA new study finds that there is a two-year lag between when interest rates start to rise and when bankruptcy volumes increase.MoneyNov 15, 2018
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