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Working Canadians More than Twice as Likely as Current Retirees to Believe They Will Outlive Their Savings

Majority (61%) of Working Canadians Didn't Contribute to Retirement Savings in 2014

Three in Ten (30%) Haven't Started Saving for Retirement At All

Keeping a Steady Income a Source of Financial Stress for 45% of Canadians

One Quarter (25%) of Working Canadians Don't Feel Secure in their Job

Only One Half (48%) of Canadians are Saving for their Retirement

Keeping a Steady Income (45%), Saving for Retirement (40%)
Top Sources of Financial Stress

Majority (72%) of Younger Canadians Say They Owe Parents a Comfortable Retirement, Parents Say "No Thanks"

Boomer Generation Wants to be Financially Independent in Retirement

Three-Quarters (76%) of Working Canadians State Serious Financial Implications For Family if Disability Keeps Them Out of Work for 3 Months

Only a Quarter (27%) Have Discussed Financial Implications of Disability with Family Members

Canadians Say 2014 was a Slight Improvement over 2013, Optimistic Things Will Be Better in 2015

Saskatchewan/Manitoba Most Likely to Say 2014 was a Good Year, Atlantic Canadians Most Optimistic for 2015, Quebec Worst on Both Accounts

One Third (33%) of Canadians With a Financial Plan Indicate Plan is `In Their Head'

Extended Days Mean More Opportunities for Marketers to Engage with Canadians

Canadian Day Averages 31.3 Hours, Creating More Opportunities for Engagement

Two of a Kind: Millennials and the New Retiree

by Serra Shular