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Study says B.C. women more stressed by finances than women elsewhere in Canada
– canadianbusiness.com
VANCOUVER _ A new report from Canada’s largest community credit union says more than half of women in British Columbia experience “extreme emotional stress” when considering their financial situation.
The report from Vancity reveals a “financial health gender gap” in B.C., and says while money worries cause extreme stress for 52 per cent of women, 38 per cent of men in the province feel the same way.
The study also highlights financial and economic differences between women in B.C. and other parts of Canada.
Using data from the 2017 Canadian Financial Health Index and other sources, the report finds that B.C. women make less money, pay more for housing and face a higher cost of living than women in the rest of the county.
Statistics Canada says B.C. women also make 35 per cent less at work than their male counterparts, while the report shows nearly four in 10 feel physically unwell when mulling finances, compared to 30 per cent of B.C. men.
However, the Vancity study, titled “Money Troubled: Inside B…
The report from Vancity reveals a “financial health gender gap” in B.C., and says while money worries cause extreme stress for 52 per cent of women, 38 per cent of men in the province feel the same way.
The study also highlights financial and economic differences between women in B.C. and other parts of Canada.
Using data from the 2017 Canadian Financial Health Index and other sources, the report finds that B.C. women make less money, pay more for housing and face a higher cost of living than women in the rest of the county.
Statistics Canada says B.C. women also make 35 per cent less at work than their male counterparts, while the report shows nearly four in 10 feel physically unwell when mulling finances, compared to 30 per cent of B.C. men.
However, the Vancity study, titled “Money Troubled: Inside B…
VANCOUVER — A new report from Canada’s largest community credit union says more than half of women in British Columbia experience “extreme emotional stress” when considering their financial situation.
The report from Vancity reveals a “financial health gender gap” in B.C., and says while money worries cause extreme stress for 52 per cent of women, 38 per cent of men in the province feel the same way.
READ: 4 ways women can take control of their finances now
The study also highlights financial and economic differences between women in B.C. and other parts of Canada.
Using data from the 2017 Canadian Financial Health Index and other sources, the report finds that B.C. women make less money, pay more for housing and face a higher cost of living than women in the rest of the county.
Statistics Canada says B.C. women also make 35 per cent less at work than their male counterparts, while the report shows nearly four in 10 feel physically unwell when mulling finances, compared to 30 per cent of B…
The report from Vancity reveals a “financial health gender gap” in B.C., and says while money worries cause extreme stress for 52 per cent of women, 38 per cent of men in the province feel the same way.
READ: 4 ways women can take control of their finances now
The study also highlights financial and economic differences between women in B.C. and other parts of Canada.
Using data from the 2017 Canadian Financial Health Index and other sources, the report finds that B.C. women make less money, pay more for housing and face a higher cost of living than women in the rest of the county.
Statistics Canada says B.C. women also make 35 per cent less at work than their male counterparts, while the report shows nearly four in 10 feel physically unwell when mulling finances, compared to 30 per cent of B…
Rate survey: Average card APR sits tight at 16.41 percent
– creditcards.com
March 7, 2018: Interest rates on new credit card offers held steady this week, according to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report.
