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Nearly 7 in 10 Canadian women (69%) say they’d make different financial decisions if they could go back in time, according to new research from Meridian. And for women in their late 20s to mid-40s, the years where money decisions start to compound, the level of regret is even greater.
If that’s a stat that stops you in your tracks, consider it a gift. It’s a chance to learn from the older generation’s hard lessons before they become your own.
So what exactly are Millennial women wishing they’d done differently—and how can Gen Z get ahead of it now?
Starting sooner changes everything
If there’s one regret that comes up again and again, it’s this: starting too late.
“The biggest regret is waiting too long to start investing… that’s really being driven by not having the confidence and the knowledge early days when you start working,” says Dilys d’Cruz, Senior Vice-President of Retail & Wealth at Meridian Credit Union.
It’s not laziness, it’s hesitation…
