Canadians Demonstrate Financial Resiliency, but Remain Cautious about Credit and Spending, Focusing on Paying Down Debt
Despite this optimism, Canadians have continued to defer discretionary spend and generally remain cautious about taking on new or additional credit, although there are some generational differences.
- Despite this optimism, Canadians have continued to defer discretionary spend and generally remain cautious about taking on new or additional credit, although there are some generational differences.
- As the economy reopens, Canadians have remained resilient and are hopeful about their financial futures, said Matt Fabian, director of financial services research and consulting at TransUnion.
- As the financial effects of the pandemic subside, Canadians continue to actively deleverage and pay down debt.
- While credit performance remains healthy in Canada, and despite consumers overall positive financial outlook, many are holding off on taking on additional credit.