Reports on Canadians’ Financial Resilience and Financial Well-Being
As a non-profit Institute, we’re working to help improve financial resilience, health and well-being for all. Check out the Institute’s robust reports on the financial well-being of Canadians based on three instruments:
- The Financial Well-Being Studies (2017 to 2025)
- The Financial Resilience Index Model (February 2020 to 2025); and
- The Financial Well-Being Index Model (released October 2024, with trended data available dating back to 2020)
Reports are based on highly robust sample sizes of 5000 adult Canadians with the February 2025 Report based on a sample size of 6217 households. Access free reports here, follow us on LinkedIn or contact us for learn more about becoming an Institute Subscriber, Funder, Client or Partner.
2025 Reports
February 2025 Index Release Report
Protection as a Pathway to Financial Resilience Full Report
Protection as a Pathway to Financial Resilience Report Summary
Protection as a Pathway to Financial Resilience Report French Summary
2024 Reports
October 2024 Index Release Report
Economic Inclusion and Mobility Intelligence Memo
June 2024 Index Report
February 2024 Index Release Report
Money Types, Financial Resilience
& Financial Well-Being Report
Financial Vulnerability Challenges for Low-Income Canadians
2023 Reports
October 2023 Index Release Report
June 2023 Index Release Report
Top-Line Results from February 2023 Index
Climate Change and Household Financial Vulnerability Intelligence Memo
Financial resilience and financial wellness gender gap report
Financial Resilience Index highlights Provincial Differences: Quebec a Leader
The Financial Vulnerability and Challenges of Key Populations
Financial Inclusion and Access to Financial Help Challenges for more Financially Vulnerable or Underserved Populations
Financial Planning: A Pathway to Improved Financial Resilience Full Report
Financial Planning: A Pathway to Improved Financial Resilience Whitepaper
Financial Planning: A Pathway to Improved Financial Resilience Whitepaper in French
2022 Reports
June 2022 Index Report
The financial vulnerability of Low-Income Canadians Report
Financial Resilience of Mortgage Holders Report
2021 Reports
Financial resilience and financial well-being of Canadians during the COVID-19 Pandemic (Joint report with Statistics Canada)
Financial resilience and financial well-being of Canadians during the COVID-19 Pandemic (Joint report with Statistics Canada, French)
Financial Vulnerability of Low-Income Canadians Report for the Financial Empowerment Sector (Summary Report)
Financial Vulnerability of Low-Income Canadians Report (Detailed Report)
E-Brief on the financial well-being and well-being of Canadians: with Financially Vulnerable Households the most Challenged
Financial Resilience Index: A New Tool to Refine Income Support
Seymour Financial Resilience Index TM February 2021 Report
2020 Reports
Seymour Financial Resilience Index ® October Detailed Report
Seymour Financial Resilience Index ® Launch and Applications Report
Seymour Financial Resilience Index ® October Summary Report
The Challenged Financial Health, Stress and Resilience of Canadians pre-Covid 19
Seymour Financial Resilience Index ® Report on the financial resilience gap and growing inequities
Seymour Financial Resilience Index ® June Report
2019 Reports
2019 and Three-Year Trends Report on the Financial Stress, Financial Health and Financial Resilience of Canadians
2019 Renters Versus Homeowners Report
2018 Reports
2018 Financial Well-Being Study Report – Financial Wellness remains challenged for Canadians
Money Shame and Money Types Whitepaper
Supporting the financial health and wellness of Underserved Canadians
2017 Reports
Framing Financial Health & Wellness: as a Paradigm Shift
2017 Financial Well-Being Studies Report
The Role Financial Institutions can play in supporting their customers’ Financial Wellness’
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