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A Third (33%) of Canadians Went Over-Budget During the Holidays
Fewer Canadians are feeling positive about their financial health in 2022
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35% say that Coronavirus is one of the biggest issues facing their country this month
Recent rise in concern about Covid following the spread of Omicron continues in 2022. Inflation hits record levels of concern according to this month's What Worries the World survey.
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Inflation Accelerates into Top-Three Retirement Worries among Canadians
Growing Proportion of Canadians Now Have an RRSP (53%, Up 7 points Since Last Year)
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MNP Debt Index Reaches Lowest Level Recorded, Weighed Down by Concerns over Omicron, Renewed Lockdowns, Rising Inflation
Canadian Households Show Weakened Optimism in Financial Future, Even If Financial Situation Unchanged Over Past Few Months
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Canadians Remain Resilient: Despite the Roller Coaster of 2021, Most Canadians Have a Positive Outlook on their Personal Happiness, Health Closing Out the Year
However, Grocery (48%, +36), Housing (31%, +19) Costs Cited as Top Barriers to Financial Security, Up Significantly from Last Year
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Finances, Forecasts and Fireworks: Four in Ten (41%) Canadians are Hailing in the New Year with a Resolution about their Financial Wellbeing
Almost Half (48%) are Determined to Pay Off Their Debts Despite Inflationary Pressures, But Are Equally Concerned About the Price of Groceries and Food
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Pandemic Paradox: Fewer Are in Debt Yet Many Are Concerned About Affordability
Compared to the pre-pandemic era, Canadians (aged 20-69, HHOLD income $40k+) Are A Little More Reluctant to Spend Money or Go into Debt During the Holiday Season
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Many Canadians Using Cash Windfall During Pandemic to Increase Charitable Giving
But K-Shaped Recovery Means that Higher Proportion Have Scaled Back Their Giving (18%), Not Increased It (12%)
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Harnessing the Power of Data
We share perspectives exploring how organizations are evolving to harness the power of data and technology for better insights.
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Amid Inflation, Supply Chain Challenges, and Ongoing Pandemic, Canadians Approaching Holiday Spending with Caution
Feeling More Financially Secure May Not Necessarily Translate into More Holiday Spending