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Are we thriving or merely surviving? New CPA Canada study examines the state of Canadians’ finances in today’s turbulent times

A recent survey conducted by the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA Canada) indicates that many Canadians are treading water financially after more than two years of pandemic and economic turmoil. The Thriving or Surviving study uncovers the kitchen table issues that confront Canadians daily, revealing how the country is coping with concerns such as debt, savings, emergency funds and […]

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Zolo Survey Finds Confidence in Financial Literacy Grows, But More Is Needed

On average, Canadians still can’t get pass a financial literacy test with national average quiz score of 44%  In a new survey from Zolo, one of Canada’s largest online real estate markets, almost 1,400 respondents from across the country were tested on their financial knowledge, confidence and skills. Despite a year of health concerns and financial constraints, […]

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70% of Canadians Think They Won’t Save Enough for Retirement

A recent Scotiabank Retirement Survey revealed that while 68% of Canadians are currently saving for retirement, 70% are worried that they are not saving enough. According to the findings, the average Canadian expects to need $697,000 in retirement savings, less than the average amount of $753,000 expected back in 2017. Findings from the 2019 Scotiabank […]

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