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Almost one in four Canadians said their debts increased in the last year and more than half said their financial commitments ...

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Michael Burry of "The Big Short" said it's a "great time of year" to scoop up bargains, and shared four stocks he owns and likes.

has found that Torontonians making the median family income would need to devote an impossible 110.2 per cent of it to monthly mortgage payments, after taxes, to afford the average mortgage here. That ...

Equifax Canada’s Q3 Market Pulse Quarterly Consumer Credit Trends and Insights shows a renewed rise in missed payments ...

New Concordia study finds that an incentive-based housing supply program could have far-reaching effects for the economy.

Equifax Canada says the number of consumers missing a non-mortgage debt payment in the third quarter rose compared with a year ago.