Study finds that most parents are concerned about their children’s financial future
MEDICINE HAT, AB – Finances have been tough for lots of Canadians. Inflation, high real estate costs, high utility costs, and rising food prices have caused many Canadians concerns about their financial situation. But what about the next generation?
A recent study conducted by TD Group showed that around 60 per cent of parents surveyed said that they were concerned with the financial future of their children. Concerns primarily centre on their children’s pursuit of advanced education and real estate being available for them. Both advanced education and real estate have seen prices rise greatly over the years.
Mark Kalinowski, a financial educator for Credit Counselling Society, says that he believes that younger Canadians are at a disadvantage as they want to pursue an education and look for housing during a time when both are more expensive than ever.