Grey Power and Senior Income Trends in Canada 1986
Canada’s senior population reached 2.7 million in 1986, 11 percent of total and up 75 percent in two decades. Statistics Canada notes rising real incomes for seniors, though still below the non senior groups, with unattached seniors gaining 61 percent for women and 36 percent for men from 1971 to 1986.
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Statistics Canada profile shows higher average net worth in parent group
The report notes an average net worth of 131000 for parents versus 100000 for all families, with 80 percent owning a home and 91 percent owning it outright. It suggests these factors boost disposable dollars for business appeal. Contact Tom Mitchell at 613-951-8292 for Media Relations.
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