Release of Low-Income Canadians Intelligence Memo
Index reveals critical financial vulnerability among low-income Canadians, calls for targeted support.
Canadians Face Growing Financial Vulnerability
Financial Resilience Institute, the leading authority on financial resilience and well-being in Canada, announces results from its ninth Seymour Financial Resilience Index ® release.
Index shows only 24% of Canadians are Financially Resilient. 76% of Canadians have financial vulnerability and financial stress levels remain high
Financial Resilience Institute, the leading authority on financial resilience and well-being in Canada, announces results from its eighth Seymour Financial Resilience Index ® release.
Financial Resilience Institute report highlights the role of professional financial planning as a pathway to improving financial resilience
Financial Resilience Institute, the leading authority on financial resilience and well-being in Canada, indicates that Canadians who work with financial planners have higher levels of financial resilience than those who don’t.
New study shows 73% of lower-income Canadians now ‘financially vulnerable’ or ‘extremely vulnerable’
A new study conducted by the non-profit Financial Resilience Institute and commissioned by charity Prosper Canada shows that 49 per cent of Canadian households overall are ‘extremely vulnerable’ or ‘financially vulnerable’.