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New Study Highlights Financial Illiteracy of Seniors

โ€œIn today’s increasingly complex financial marketplace,ย financial literacy is key to helping seniors make better financial decisions. And when seniors have access to the tools they need to make those decisions, not only do they improve their own personal finances; the economy as a whole benefits as well.โ€

New Study Highlights Financial Illiteracy of Seniors
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The Colour of Poverty Fact Sheet

“1 in 5 racialized families lives in poverty in Canada, as opposed to 1 in 20 non-racialized families. Overall, racialized women earn 32% less at work.”

“41% of chronically poor immigrants have degrees “Chronically poor” – living below Low-Income Cut-Off (LICO) for 5 consecutive years.”

“Child poverty rates are higher for children of immigrants, children of colour, black, indigenous children.”

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