Money touches almost every part of life, from day-to-day spending to long-term goals like homeownership or retirement. However, with rising costs, economic uncertainty, and increasing debt levels, financial stress is at an all-time high.
A national survey conducted by Leger on behalf of FP Canada found that money remains the top source of stress for Canadians, with 40% citing it as their biggest worry. Additionally, a recent J.D. Power Canada study found that 57% of credit card customers are now categorized as financially unhealthy, a 5% increase from last year.
With so many Canadians feeling the pressure, it’s more important than ever to understand where you stand financially and what steps you can take to improve your situation. That’s where Kindred’s Financial Health Score comes in.
Just like regular check-ups are important for our physical health, catching small issues early can help you stay on track. Our Financial Health Score is a quick, easy, and free tool that helps you understand where you stand and what steps you can take to strengthen your financial future—no complicated spreadsheets required!
We partnered with PMG Intelligence to ensure this tool reflects real-life financial experiences. Kindred’s commitment to values-based banking means we’re always looking for ways to help you Make Peace with Your Money®. The Financial Health Survey is one more way we can guide you toward financial confidence, whether you’re just starting out, preparing for retirement, or anywhere in between.
In just a few minutes, you’ll receive a personalized score based on key areas of financial health. Your results will help you:
- See the big picture – Understand your current financial well-being.
- Identify areas to strengthen – Find opportunities to improve your financial habits.
- Get expert guidance – Connect with our Wealth and Investment team for free, personalized advice.
This tool is meant to empower you—no pressure, no obligations. You can use it as often as you like to track your progress over time.
Take the First Step Today
Your financial well-being is a journey, and checking in regularly makes all the difference. Try the Financial Health Survey today and take the next step with confidence.
