Canadian Consumer Debt Sees Largest Jump in Nearly Two Years

Collections & Credit Risk | Wednesday, November 14, 2012

TransUnion's analysis of Canadian credit trends found that the average consumer's debt (excluding mortgage) jumped 4.6 percent to $26,768 in the third quarter, the largest increase in nearly two years.

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