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But there’s one bright spot: Gen Z is actually ahead of the pack. According to the survey, 68% of Canadians under 27 are investing consistently—making them the most proactive generation when it comes to money habits.
“I’m thrilled to see Gen Z taking the lead here,” says Pat Giles, Vice President of Saving and Investing Journey at TD. “They’ve had the benefit of growing up in an information-rich environment. Accessing information is second nature, and they can readily see first-hand examples on social media of how peers invest and how they budget.”
So what can young Canadians learn from the research—and what steps should you take if you want to build confidence and get your financial life on track?
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