MNP 3 Minute Debt Break

Listen for the MNP 3 MINUTE DEBT BREAK! It’s a three minute podcast with tips, advice and techniques to help your financial bottom line!https://mnpdebt.ca/en/resources/mnp-3-minute-debt-break-podcast

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Monday May 15, 2023

Personal finances continue to be a major source of stress for Canadians, and half anticipate that the situation will continue to deteriorate. This is according to the latest MNP Consumer Debt Index conducted quarterly by Ipsos. When asked about the impact of Canada’s current economic conditions on their personal finances, half say they believe the worst is yet to come, while a third feel we are currently experiencing the worst part of the economic cycle. Fewer are optimistic about the future, with only 15 percent stating that the worst is behind us.

Monday May 01, 2023

Debt is something that affects millions of people, and it's a hot topic for a reason. The financial impact of carrying debt can be enormous, but it's not the only thing to worry about. In fact, prolonged debt can have real and measurable effects on your retirement plans, relationships, and even your mental and physical health.

Monday May 01, 2023

La dette est quelque chose qui affecte des millions de personnes, et c’est un sujet brûlant pour une bonne raison. L’impact financier de la dette peut être énorme, mais ce n’est pas la seule chose à craindre. En fait, une dette prolongée peut avoir des effets réels et mesurables sur vos plans de retraite, vos relations et même votre santé mentale et physique.

Saturday Apr 15, 2023

In recent years, Canadians have grown accustomed to low interest rates. The Bank of Canada used low interest rates to encourage spending and spur economic activity during the pandemic. However, 2022 marked a sharp and painful turn for many.

Saturday Apr 01, 2023

Vivre au-dessus de nos moyens peut conduire à un désastre financier. L'accessibilité croissante des cartes de crédit et des services bancaires en ligne facilite plus que jamais les dépenses excessives. La hausse des coûts des biens et les pressions des médias sociaux pour préserver les apparences peuvent aggraver la situation. Pour éviter cela, vous devez dépenser moins que vous ne gagnez, c'est-à-dire « vivre selon vos moyens ».

Saturday Apr 01, 2023

Living beyond our means can lead to financial disaster. The increasing accessibility of credit cards and online banking makes it easier than ever to overspend. Rising costs of goods and social media pressures to keep up appearances can make it worse. To avoid this, you must spend less than you earn, which is “living within your means”.

Wednesday Mar 15, 2023

If you ever asked yourself “How Do I Build An Emergency Fund”, you’re already on your way to better financial health. Recognizing unexpected costs happen is a good first step. The next step is to plan to have the systems and resources in place to successfully navigate a financial situation when one occurs.

Wednesday Mar 01, 2023

All debt can be overwhelming, but there’s no creditor quite as intimidating as the Canada Revenue Agency or CRA. This is why unfiled and / or unpaid taxes are two of the most common reasons self-employed individuals and sub-contractors seek the assistance of a Licensed Insolvency Trustee.

Wednesday Mar 01, 2023

Toutes les dettes peuvent être écrasantes, mais il n’y a pas de créancier aussi intimidant que l’Agence du revenu du Canada ou l’ARC. C’est pourquoi les impôts non déclarés et/ou impayés sont deux des raisons les plus courantes pour lesquelles les travailleurs autonomes et les sous-traitants demandent l’aide d’un syndic autorisé en insolvabilité.

Wednesday Feb 15, 2023

The MNP Consumer Debt Index for January 2023 is in… and the Index has plunged 15 points from last quarter and is now at an all-time low. The unprecedented quarterly decline underscores the anxiety Canadians feel about their debt situation amid rising interest rates, persistent inflation, and heightened affordability concerns.

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