A survey found that 23 per cent of respondents spend at least an hour a day at work thinking about their financial situation From alicjawithaj
Financial stress is on the rise among Canadian and American workers, a new report has found.
Households across Canada and the United States are grappling with inflation and rising interest rates. That has resulted in more people tapping into their emergency savings and cutting back discretionary spending, the report found. "Whether workers are highly stressed or comfortable about their financial situation, many are dipping into savings and planning to reduce debt," Davison said in a statement.
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