Madeleine Gracie

In the spring lockdown of 2020, Canadian households are predicted to have saved an impressive 27.4% of their disposable income. With disposable income sitting at an average of $39,434, that left Canadians with savings of $5,816 in 2020.

New Finder research reveals nearly one in three Canadians have contracted sexually transmitted debt. So who's more at risk of taking on debt from a partner? Finder unpacks the stats.

Not sure how much you'll need to save for retirement? You're not alone. New Finder research reveals one in five Canadians don't know how much they'll need for retirement.

New research from Finder reveals half of Canadians adults (49.92%, or 14.92 million people) spend $2,459.52 a year on conveniences like food delivery, ride-sharing and subscription boxes.

Ever wondered how much a Starbucks tall latte costs around the world? And what does that say about the value of currency? Finder's Starbucks Index 2019 delves into the data to find out.

From the frivolous big ticket items such as weddings and holidays, to more practical expenses, like higher education and mortgages, Finder surveyed 1,200 Canadian adults to find that 65.33%, or 19.52 million, Canadians have taken out a personal loan.

How much can we really save by escaping the city? Finder calculates the price difference between a city and a suburban home in 92 countries.