savings for retirement: B.C. residents less concerned about debt & focus on daily budget
- 02/16/12 09:36 AM
We have noticed that "B.C. residents [are] less concerned about debt: poll While rest of Canada looks to catch up in 2012, British Colombians will focus on daily budget" . British Columbia residents say they're going to focus on budgeting and managing their day-to-day spending in 2012, while the rest of the country is focused on paying down debt, a new CIBC poll shows. Canadians were accumulating record levels of debt and recorded a drop in the net worth of the average household. Declines in the value of pension assets forced average household net worth to reduce. Canadians over 65 years of age are … (0 comments)
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We have noticed that "B.C. residents [are] less concerned about debt: poll While rest of Canada looks to catch up in 2012, British Colombians will focus on daily budget" . British Columbia residents say they're going to focus on budgeting and managing their day-to-day spending in 2012, while the rest of the country is focused on paying down debt, a new CIBC poll shows. Canadians were accumulating record levels of debt and recorded a drop in the net worth of the average household. Declines in the value of pension assets forced average household net worth to reduce. Canadians over 65 years of age are … (0 comments)
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