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Canadian Views on Fast Fashion
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Canadian views on fast fashion

When it comes to Fast Fashion, Canadians fully recognize the tensions every time they make a purchase.
Consumer Behavior Survey

Commercial Driver Distractions in BC

Consumer Behavior Survey

7 in 10 Canadian Adults Aware of Online Daily Group Deal Sites; Groupon Most Popular

Consumer Behavior Survey

More Canadian Parents Budgeting for Back-to-School Shopping This Year (34%) than Last Year (29%)

One Half (50%) Of Budgeters Say They're Following their Budget Perfectly, While Four in Ten (42%) Think They'll End Up Overspending and One in Ten (8%) Say They've
Already Overspent
Consumer Behavior Survey

Driving Distractions in BC

Texting or Talking on Hand Held Device Viewed as Among the Most Risky Things to do While Driving
Consumer Behavior Survey

Nearly Half (48%) of Canadians Aged 45 to 60 Don't Feel They're On the Right Financial Track for a
Satisfactory Retirement

With Most (61%) Saying They Intend on Remaining in Their Home for as Long as They Can, Four in Ten (36%) Would Consider Leveraging Their Home Equity to Help Finance Their Retirement
Consumer Behavior Survey

Redeeming Flights (57%) Most Popular Reward Among Travel Reward Credit Card Holders

But Four in Ten (40%) Say There Were No Reward Seats Available for their Preferred Flight or Dates
Consumer Behavior Survey

Seven in Ten (70%) Renters in Ontario Say
Buying a Home is in their Plan

But Majority (89%) of Ontarians Believe Owning a Home Will Become Even More Difficult for Future Generations
Consumer Behavior Survey

Sun Life Canadian Unretirement(TM) Index Drops in 2010 as Canadians Lose Confidence About When and How Well They Can Really Retire

Even Confidence in Government Benefits has Fallen
Consumer Behavior Survey

Third Annual Sun Life Financial Retirement Survey Shows Canadian Workers Have Tacked on Average 2.8 Years to Retirement Expectations Over Last Two Years

In 2008, 51% of Canadian Workers aged 30+ Indicated that by Age 66 They Expected to be Fully Retired, Not Working For Money. In 2010, that's Dropped a Staggering 27 Points to Just 28%
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