The rising cost of living tops Canadians’ list of worries, according to the poll, with 77% of respondents saying they are not able to save as much as they would like to
A new RBC survey suggests financial uncertainty has become the new normal for many Canadians as inflation eats into their savings and hampers their future financial security.
Craig Bannon, director of regional financial planning support at RBC, says more than one-third of Canadians don’t have an emergency fund, further weakening their financial flexibility.
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