Nearly two years of rapid-fire interest rate hikes and high inflation are taking their toll on household budgets and mental health. That’s according to a new report by accounting and insolvency firm MNP. As Anne Gaviola explains, financial experts are concerned about the high-interest debt and increasing number of people are turning to as well as the impact of money-related social isolation.
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