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MNP Debt Index Rises to Highest Point as Canadians Say Their Debt Situation is Improving
Canadians Reduced Variable Expenses, Fixed Expenses, and Set a Budget to Improve Debt Situation
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One in Four Canadian Retirees (25%) Aren’t Paying Off their Monthly Debts
Credit Cards Top the List of Where Retirees Still Owe
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Half (48%) of Millennials Place Home Ownership among Financial Priorities, but only 28% have put Money Towards it in Past Year
Millennials Prefer TFSAs (48%) to RRSPs (30%)
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Six in Ten (59%) Canadians Wish They Could Change Their Partner’s Financial Habits
Many Admit to Hiding their Own Poor Financial Habits and Information from Their Partners
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Personal Finances Getting Worse: Nearly Half of Canadians (48%) Within $200 of Insolvency Every Month (+6 pts)
More Canadians (38%, +3 pts) Say They’re Already Feeling the Impact of Interest-Rate Rises
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Three in Four (77%) Canadian Graduates Under 40 Regret Taking on Student Debt
Many (30%) Graduates Wished They Had Lived More Frugally and Kept a Budget When in School
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Majority (56%) of Canadian Parents Not Taking Advantage of RESP Grants
One in Three (32%) Parents Have Not Started Saving for their Children’s Education; Most Parents (68%) Would Go Back and Do Something Different to Save More
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Four in ten (43%) Homeowners Planning a Reno Will Use Some Debt to Pay for It
Those Who Will Use Debt Say It’ll Take 2.5 Years to Pay Off
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Public Perspectives: Understanding Canadians
Ipsos’ biennial Understanding Canadians report examines how we live and work, our optimism for the future for ourselves and our children, and how our Canadian attitudes and expectations are changing.
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Despite Financial Concerns, Just One in Three Canadians (33%) Say They’ll Adjust Their Lifestyle Plans for Retirement
Nearly Half (46%) of Canadians 55+ Say Retirement Savings Not Matching Expectations