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

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Publications connexes

David Rothwell et Jennifer Robson (2018).

The prevalence and composition of asset poverty in Canada: 1999, 2005, and 2012

Jennifer Robson (2014).

Does Canada have a hidden 'wealthfare' system? The policy history and household use of tax-preferred savings instruments in Canada

Jennifer Robson (2013).

Submission to the house of commons standing committee on finance

Jennifer Robson (2012).

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Jennifer Robson et Saul Schwartz (2020).

Who doesn't file a tax return? A portrait of non-filers

Jennifer Robson et Saul Schwartz (2021).

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Jennifer Robson et Robin Shaban (2020).

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David Rothwell et Jennifer Robson (2015).

A tale of two trends

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CDRO (Ottawa)

CIQSS (McGill-Concordia)