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Report highlights from ‘The Current State of Canadian Family Finances’
The Vanier Institute of the Family released their annual Current State of Canadian Family Finances report earlier this week. It is well worth highlighting their important findings: Unemployment rate misleading: Considering the ‘hidden unemployed’ The report does an excellent job … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Real Estate, Social trends
Tagged canada, consumer, current state of canadian family finances, debt, finances, household, housing, income, mortgage, omni, ratios, report, roger sauve, unemployment, vanier institute
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