Canadians’ Financial Well-being: Summary of FCAC survey findings

The following dashboard presents the results of FCAC’s Monthly Financial Well-being Monitor (formerly known as the COVID-19 Financial Well-being Survey).

Dashboard on Canadians’ financial well-being

How to navigate the dashboard

The dashboard contains two different pages that can be accessed by the tabs located at the top of the dashboard: “Latest Results” and “Trends”. The tab shown in colour indicates the page currently displayed on your screen. You can also toggle between pages using the navigational arrows in the dashboard footer. You can move your mouse over charts and graphs to get more targeted information (where available). This dashboard has been produced with Microsoft PowerBI, which offers several keyboard shortcuts to help you navigate the dashboard.  

Keyboard shortcuts in Power BI

Keyboard shortcuts

  • Show Keyboard shortcuts: Shift + Question mark (?)

Across the product

  • Move focus between sections: Ctrl + F6
  • Move focus forward in section: Tab
  • Move focus backward in section: Shift + Tab

Pane navigation

  • Multi-select: Ctrl + Space
  • Collapse a single table: Left arrow
  • Expand a single table: Right arrow
  • Collapse all tables: Alt + Shift +1
  • Expand all tables: Alt + Shit + 9
  • Open a context menu: Windows context key or Shift + F10

On visual

  • Move focus to visual menu: Alt + Shift + F10
  • Show as table: Alt + Shift + F11
  • Enter a visual: Ctrl + Right arrow
  • Enter a layer: Enter
  • Exit a layer or visual: Esc
  • Select or unselect data point: Enter or Space
  • Multi-select: Ctrl + Enter or Ctrl + Space
  • Right Click: Windows context key or Shift + F10
  • Show or hide data point tooltip: Ctrl + H
  • Clear selection: Ctrl + Shift + C

Slicer accessibility

  • Slicer control: Ctrl + Right arrow

Dashboard on COVID-19 surveys

The Monthly Financial Well-being Monitor

This survey launched in August of 2020 and runs monthly. It changed names from the COVID-19 Financial Well-Being Survey to the Monthly Financial Well-Being Monitor in July 2023.

It collects information about the following:

The dashboard shows data about Canadians' financial well-being, including their debt management, spending habits, stress levels, budgeting practices, and emergency preparedness. It compares the latest wave of data with findings from the 2019 Canadian Financial Capability Survey for questions that were included in both surveys.

The datasets for the Monthly Financial Well-being Monitor and the Canadian Financial Capability Survey are available upon request: Data Request Form.

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