She worked full time and after monthly bills, there was $9 left for food
A Woodstock, Ont., woman's TikTok post about having $9 left at the end of the month before buying groceries has gone viral, highlighting the financial struggles many Canadians are facing, even if they have a full-time job.
A Woodstock, Ont., woman's TikTok post about having $9 left at the end of the month before buying groceries has gone viral, highlighting the financial struggles many Canadians are facing, even if they have a full-time job.
