MNP Debt Blog

A 2015 survey shows the average Canadian spent an average of $766 for holiday gifts. MNP’s Yves Patrice Beaudin talks budget in this blog.

With the holidays around the corner, financially strapped Canadian families are wondering how to make it through without breaking the bank.

​​​​There’s no better time to consider your financial future as 2016 comes to a close and the New Year approaches. Many may be asking themselves how they can start to make some steps towards becoming debt free. Let’s break it into a few action steps to...

A payday loan, also known as a payday advance or a cash advance, is a relatively small amount of money borrowed at a high rate of interest. Repayment is usually required within two weeks or on the next payday.

The act of co-signing a loan is easy. It can also feel very rewarding since you’re often helping a family member or friend who wants to buy a new car or maybe even a house.

After a lifetime of hard work, seniors should now be at a stage in their lives where they can slow down, retire and enjoy their golden years. Unfortunately in today's economic climate, for many seniors, this is not the case.

MNP LTD is proud to announce we have won a 2017 Hamilton Consumer Choice Award in the Lifestyle category.

As Albertans continue to grapple with the stark realities of a significant crisis throughout the energy sector, thousands of households have found themselves unable to keep up with day-to-day expenses, let alone their financial obligations.

Canada Student Loan has announced new relief rules for student loan borrowers who are facing financial duress.

Canadians plan to spend 17 per cent more this Christmas than last, according to Accenture’s annual Canada Holiday Shopping Survey, an average of $873 compared to the $744 they expected to spend last year.