Money remains the leading source of stress, cited by 43 per cent of Canadians, up directionally from 40 per cent in 2023 Most Canadians (85%) are taking steps to reduce their financial stress, up from ...

September LegalShield Consumer Stress Legal Index ticks up after record midsummer surge 2024 election: Legal stress in battleground states remains flat; indicates tightest presidential race in 22-year ...

The RCM/TIPP Financial Stress Index—produced in partnership between RealClearMarkets and TIPP Insights—is a long-running, survey-based measure of Americans’ day-to-day financial strain, specifically ...

A new Valoir study found that nearly half of salaried employees say they need two or more jobs to alleviate financial stress.

September and October are historically bad months for stocks, with increased volatility and falling asset prices. The OFR Financial Stress Index is a useful measure for stress in financial markets, ...

LegalShield's Consumer Stress Legal Index showed consumer financial stress is continuing to rise. It measures upticks tied to bankruptcies, foreclosures, and other money issues. The gauge increased ...

When an investor walks into their financial planner’s office, they’re not only bringing financial questions, but also, whether outwardly expressed or not, they’re likely bringing stress or anxiety ...

Everyday expenses are contributing to the financial stress Canadians are experiencing, with groceries (64%) cited as the most significant pressure felt by households. While concerns about inflation ...