Feeling the financial pinch? You’re not alone as poll finds 42% of Canadians say they’re worse off now than at start of year

[shockedcanadian]

It's getting worse and worse.

Remember my warning for the last couple of years, protect your northern border.

Feeling the financial pinch? You’re not alone as poll finds 42% of Canadians say they’re worse off now than at start of year​

Feeling the financial pinch? You’re not alone as poll finds 42% of Canadians say they’re worse off now than at start of year

Survey for Willful by Angus Reid finds 86 per cent of Canadians are concerned about their financial future because of inflation, with nearly half surveyed dipping into savings to get

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Almost three quarters of Canadians have “delayed” major financial goals or milestones due to the “current economic climate,” according to new survey data commissioned by the online estate planning platform Willful and collected by the Angus Reid Forum.
Nearly half of respondents said they’ve “had to use savings to cover day-to-day expenses” over the last 12 months, while 42 per cent of Canadians say they’re in a worse financial situation now than they were at the beginning of the year.

Similarly, 86 per cent of respondents reported feeling concerned about the impact of inflation on their financial goals.

 

[Votto]

It's getting worse and worse.

Remember my warning for the last couple of years, protect your northern border.

Feeling the financial pinch? You’re not alone as poll finds 42% of Canadians say they’re worse off now than at start of year​

Feeling the financial pinch? You’re not alone as poll finds 42% of Canadians say they’re worse off now than at start of year

Survey for Willful by Angus Reid finds 86 per cent of Canadians are concerned about their financial future because of inflation, with nearly half surveyed dipping into savings to get

www.thestar.com

Almost three quarters of Canadians have “delayed” major financial goals or milestones due to the “current economic climate,” according to new survey data commissioned by the online estate planning platform Willful and collected by the Angus Reid Forum.
Nearly half of respondents said they’ve “had to use savings to cover day-to-day expenses” over the last 12 months, while 42 per cent of Canadians say they’re in a worse financial situation now than they were at the beginning of the year.

Similarly, 86 per cent of respondents reported feeling concerned about the impact of inflation on their financial goals.

But Canada does not have an actual opposition party to Trudy do they?

If they do, they are just a token party to blame things on and call them Hitler.

Either way, there is no real opposition to the little tyrant.

I reckon move or get used to it.

Problem is, depending on the outcome of this coming US election, the US may be in the same boat as you.

I wonder what life in Greenland is like.

 

[shockedcanadian]

But Canada does not have an actual opposition party to Trudy do they?

If they do, they are just a token party to blame things on and call them Hitler.

Either way, there is no real opposition to the little tyrant.

I reckon move or get used to it.

Problem is, depending on the outcome of this coming US election, the US may be in the same boat as you.

I wonder what life in Greenland is like.

He isn't the problem, it is a provincial issue. The people of Ontario have been suffering for decades as the S.I.C destroys our citizens and our economy.

Either of Harris or Trump will be sure to understand the civil liberty abuses that occur here and it will cost our economy greatly.