Mortgage stress, credit cards, and how to get out from a pile of debt in Saskatchewan

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Nearly half of Saskatchewan and Manitoba residents say they regret the amount of debt they’ve taken on, while financial literacy gaps leave many vulnerable to unexpected life events and rising interest rates. Despite this, over half remain optimistic about being debt-free in retirement, highlighting a disconnect between current financial strain and long-term expectations. Today we're working on our financial literacy gaps with Pamela Meger, Regina-based Licensed Insolvency Trustee with MNP LTD.
3 Mar 1PM English Canada News Commentary

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