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Millennial money: Financial independence and well-being for the next generation (Part 2)

Auteurs: Jennifer Robson et Andrée Loucks

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In Part Two, PPF Fellow Jennifer Robson and Research Assistant Andrée Loucks build on what we heard in the roundtables and review the latest research to explore creative but feasible responses to key financial literacy challenges faced by millennials. Their analysis shows a surprisingly nuanced reality for millennials that merits close attention by policy-makers.

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TypeRapport à un groupe politique
Auteur Jennifer Robson et Andrée Loucks
Année de pulication 2018
Titre Millennial money: Financial independence and well-being for the next generation (Part 2)
Ville Ottawa, ON
Établissement Public Policy Forum
Langue de publication Anglais
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Sujets

Revenu, pensions, dépenses et richesse

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Données utilisées

Centre(s) de données de recherche

CDRO (Ottawa)

COOL

CIQSS (McGill-Concordia)

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