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Canadian Women Reveal Sexy Vacation Secrets Just In Time for Valentine's Day
Majority (53%) Agree That Intimate Activities are Better On Vacation
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Canadians Believe Lack of Income (48%) and Too Much Debt (22%) Are Biggest Obstacles in Managing/Investing Their Money
While Canadians Cite Many Other Obstacles to Their Financial Management and Investing, Only One in Ten Say Lack of Confidence (14%) or Time (12%) is a Hindrance
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Three in Ten (31%) Canadians Spent More Than Intended This Holiday Season; Overspent by an Average of $463
Seven in Ten (69%) Canadian Kept Spending in Check; Cite Not Wanting to Increase Debt Load (41%) as Top Motivation for Sticking to Their Budget
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Majority (59%) of Canadian Adults Have Been Bullied During Childhood and Teenage Years; Half (45%) of Canadians Bullied Cite a Lasting Harmful Effect on Them as an Adult
Three Quarters (78%) of Canadians Believe Not Enough is Being Done to Stop Bullying in Their Community While Nine in Ten (87%) Believe Providing A Mentor Could Help Reduce Bullying
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Most Retired (54%) and Not Yet Retired (78%) Canadians Haven't Determined the Savings Amount Needed to Allow them a Comfortable Retirement
Among Those Who've Determined This Figure, Expected Amount Retired Canadians Need in 2012 Up $8,000 From 2011, While Those Not Yet Retired Anticipate Needing Significantly Less (Down $214,000 from 2011 to 2012)
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Four in Five (84%) of Canadian Parents Believe Technology Allows Families to Be Better Connected
Majority (55%) Think Canadian Families Now Have More Complex Needs When it Comes to Communicating with Loved Ones Compared to Families Three Years Ago
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Four in Five General Practitioners (83%) Agree That Patients Would Benefit From More Routine Hepatitis C Screening
Majority of Canadians Incorrectly Believe HIV is More Prevalent than Hep C; Six in Ten GPs Admit they Don't Screen Enough Patients for Hep C
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Many Canadians Believe Saving For Children's Education (48%) and Caring for Aging Parents (36%) Will Hinder Ability to Save For Retirement
More Canadians Expect Pension Income From Employer in Retirement (24%) Than Actually Have a Defined Benefit (18%) or Contribution (19%) Pension Plan