The top three credit options used by Canadians within the past five years are bank-issued credit cards (92%), department store cards (48%) and mortgages (42%), finds TD.
We often hear how young people today don’t know the value of a dollar. Really? According to a report from TD Economics, debt is not only slowing in younger Canadians, but also, Canadians 65+ are actually the ones who’ve increased borrowing. The thing with statistics is your clients may not exactly reflect the percentages. Does […]
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