One-Fifth of Young Boomers have Zero Retirement Savings

One-Fifth of Young Boomers have Zero Retirement Savings

May 16, 2019 | Jason Fields & Curtis Grainger

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A new survey finds that slightly more than one-fifth of pre-retirement, young baby boomers in Canada (aged 55 to 64) have saved nothing for retirement. Click here for details.

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