One-third of debtors now say rising rates could move them toward bankruptcy, a recent MNP survey found. Meanwhile, delinquency rates are up among seniors, according to Equifax. Continue reading →

Canadians now owe $1.68 for every dollar of disposable income, down from nearly $1.70. Continue reading →

The share of seniors with a mortgage, meanwhile, has nearly doubled since 1999. Continue reading →

RBC report highlights the implications of a rate hike for household debt Continue reading →

Here’s how statutes of limitations work and what happens to your debt when you die. Continue reading →

Canadians owed $1.67 in credit market debt, which includes consumer credit and mortgage and non-mortgage loans, for every dollar of disposable income. Continue reading →

New allegations of broker fraud come amid fresh warnings about lofty real estate prices in Vancouver and Toronto markets and their surrounding suburbs. Continue reading →

Canada’s closely watched housing market continued its strong upward climb in June; average prices rose 9.6 per cent led by – surprise – Vancouver, Toronto. Continue reading →

Eye-popping jumps in home prices in Toronto and Vancouver dominate headlines, but there are other regions posting healthy gains. Continue reading →

Statistics Canada says mortgage debt at the end of the first quarter was up by 0.6 per cent from the previous quarter, the slowest pace of growth since early 2009. Continue reading →