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Canadians preparing their taxes and finances for 2024 might find a bit of help from an unexpected friend: inflation.

The Bank of Canada’s top official said policymakers will consider cutting interest rates when inflation is “clearly” on a path to the two per cent target, but ... More

Nearly four-fifths of Canadians expect the economy to worsen over the next few months.

The coronavirus outbreak is leading to defaults on credit cards, utilities, and telecoms.

A measure of Canada’s consumer confidence has reported its biggest drop ever amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

It's a worrying sign for an economy that has relied so heavily on consumer spending and the housing market to drive growth.

Canadians are becoming more confident in the outlook for the economy, real estate prices, and their finances.

Analysts are optimistic that the Canadian economy will bounce back soon, bringing with it increased consumer spending.

Canadian households, the main driver of the country’s economy for the past decade, are showing signs of spending fatigue.

The amount Canadians owe compared with how much they earn hit another record high last year. Statistics Canada said the amount of household ... More

Canadians continued to pile up non-mortgage debt compared with a year ago but delinquency rates remained low, according to credit monitoring agency TransUnion.

Canadians are borrowing more as low interest rates help drive a thirst for credit. Non-mortgage loans increased in the second quarter of 2016 according to RBC, especially auto ... More