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Nearly 50% of Canadians couldn’t cover more than two months of expenses after a job loss, says new report

Financial Post ·

Nearly half of working Canadians feel less financially secure than a year ago, while 47 per cent could cover no more than two months of expenses after a job loss, according to a new report out Wednesday from Money Mentors conducted with Angus Reid.

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