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Quebec City communication advisor, 28, wants children with partner but worries about home prices (opens the original)
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Savings: $2,450 in savings account, $19,000 in registered retirement savings plan (RRSP), $18,000 in first home savings account (FHSA) What he does: Communication advisor for a construction company Top financial concern: Whether to buy a house now or save more money. “The housing market is less and less accessible even though we make good salaries. Should I do it now or just wait?” Benjamin came to Canada from France as a child and his family settled near Montreal. He moved to Ottawa for his und
Burlington public servant, 26, finally makes enough to move closer to downtown Toronto job (opens the original)
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Savings: $1,647 in savings account, $37,311 in tax-free savings account (TFSA), $29,882 in first home savings account (FHSA), $11,200 in unregistered investments Top financial concern: “Contract work. I am two years into my career and I’ve only ever done contract work and that’s scary to know it could just end.” Despite having a bachelor’s degree and a post-graduate diploma, Logan was living at home earlier this year. They had a full-time internship in downtown Toronto, were working weekends at
Tech worker, 37, earning $166,000 has a Toronto condo that’s dropped in value (opens the original)
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Debt: $18,000 car lease, $355,000 mortgage Savings: $215,000 in tax-free savings account (TFSA), $240,000 in registered retirement savings plan (RRSP), $60,000 in locked-in retirement account (LIRA) What he does: Product manager at a technology company Top financial concern: “As a tech worker, you have to think about your window. There’s a lot of age discrimination in technology.” Jason, 37, was interested in the idea of “FIRE” – financial independence, retire early – before he’d heard the term.
Nunavut health care worker, 38, is earning six figures to help pay for brother’s eventual health care costs (opens the original)
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Annual income: $157,920 base salary plus frequent overtime, $15,600 from rental property Debt: $106,000 in line of credit, $116,000 on condo Savings: $45,000 in savings account, $160,000 in tax-free savings account (TFSA), $285,000 in registered retirement savings plan (RRSP), $40,000 in first-home savings account, $305,000 in other investments Top financial concern: Making sure he saves enough to care for his brother, who has cerebral palsy. “The amount I might need is an unknown black box.” Ru
Health care worker earning $143,000 can’t imagine 26 more years in such a stressful field (opens the original)
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Savings: $4,500 in savings account, $60,000 in tax-free savings account (TFSA), $135,000 in registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) Top financial concern: “I would like a house with one more bedroom and better outdoor space but I don’t want to be house poor.” Michelle lives alone in a two-bedroom home she owns in British Columbia, and was recently promoted to a director-level position at a health care organization. At 39, she’s doing well financially and careerwise compared to many people her
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