News Releases
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Jun 12, 2015
- National index ranks residents of each province on who is most successful at managing their wealth according to a variety of criteria
- Nova Scotia was in the middle of the pack, placing fifth
- Nova Scotians scored well because of having low levels of debt and having a financial strategy in place, but could improve in their amount of assets and ensuring the effectiveness of their financial plan by working with a professional
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Jun 12, 2015
- National index ranks residents of each province on who is most successful at managing their wealth according to a variety of criteria
- Newfoundland & Labrador had the fourth highest score among the provinces
- Residents achieved high scores because of their relatively low level of debt and likelihood of having a financial strategy, but could improve by increasing their assets and contributing to a rainy day fund
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Jun 12, 2015
- National index ranks residents of each province on who is most successful at managing their wealth according to a variety of criteria
- Manitoba places seventh among the provinces
- Manitobans scored well in having a financial strategy and having a life insurance policy in place; opportunities exist for them to improve by working with a professional to ensure effectiveness of their financial plan and prioritizing saving for retirement
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Jun 12, 2015
- National index ranks residents of each province on who is most successful at managing their wealth according to a variety of criteria
- New Brunswick residents have, on average, $69k of debt
- Opportunities exist for them to improve by working with a professional to ensure effectiveness of their financial plan and prioritizing saving for retirement
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Jun 12, 2015
- National index ranks residents of each province on who is most successful at managing their wealth according to a variety of criteria
- British Columbia places ninth among the provinces in the inaugural study
- British Columbians score well in the high value of their assets and having a financial strategy in place; opportunities exist for them to improve by reducing debt and contributing to a rainy day fund
