Canadian Financial Trivia Quiz

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    Canadians who budget consistently compared to those who don't budget are more likely to...

    • Pay down their debts and mortgages quicker
    • Finance or lease a new vehicle
    • Claim bankruptcy
    • Own more pets
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Explore key financial aspects within Canada through the Canadian Financial Trivia Quiz. Assess your knowledge on average incomes, budgeting habits, mortgage statistics, debt management, and student loans in Canada.

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  • 2. 
    What was the average Canadian income in 2019? - ProProfs

    What was the average Canadian income in 2019?

    • $89,900

    • $59,900

    • $42,800

    • $65,500

    Correct Answer
    A. $59,900
    Explanation
    The average Canadian income in 2019 was $59,900. This means that if you were to calculate the total income of all Canadians in 2019 and divide it by the number of Canadians, the result would be $59,900.

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  • 3. 
    What percentage of Canadians budget? - ProProfs

    What percentage of Canadians budget?

    • 49%

    • 15%

    • 65%

    • 82%

    Correct Answer
    A. 49%
    Explanation
    49% of Canadians budget. This means that almost half of the Canadian population actively plans and manages their finances by creating a budget. Budgeting is a crucial financial practice that helps individuals and households track their income and expenses, prioritize their spending, and save for future goals. The fact that 49% of Canadians engage in budgeting suggests that a significant portion of the population recognizes the importance of financial planning and strives to achieve financial stability and success.

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  • 4. 
    What percentage of Canadians aged 18-24 have student loan debt? - ProProfs

    What percentage of Canadians aged 18-24 have student loan debt?

    • 49%

    • 12%

    • 95%

    • 71%

    • Who's to know? it's not any of your business

    Correct Answer
    A. 49%
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 49%. This means that almost half of Canadians aged 18-24 have student loan debt. This statistic highlights the significant financial burden that many young Canadians face as they pursue higher education. It also suggests that student loan debt is a prevalent issue in the country, impacting a large portion of the younger population.

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    How much is the average Canadian Mortgage? - ProProfs

    How much is the average Canadian Mortgage?

    • $200,000

    • $350,000

    • $110,000

    • $80,000

    Correct Answer
    A. $200,000
    Explanation
    The average Canadian mortgage is $200,000. This means that, on average, Canadians borrow $200,000 to finance their homes. It is important to note that this is an average figure and individual mortgage amounts may vary depending on factors such as location, property value, and personal financial situations.

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  • 6. 
    What excuses do Canadians use for not budgeting? (you can pick more than one answer) - ProProfs

    What excuses do Canadians use for not budgeting? (you can pick more than one answer)

    • Not having enough time or finding it boring

    • Feeling overwhelmed about managing money

    • Not responsible for managing financial matters in their household or prefer not to know about financial matters

    • Don't want to face reality and find how much they are actually spending

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Not having enough time or finding it boring
    A. Feeling overwhelmed about managing money
    A. Not responsible for managing financial matters in their household or prefer not to know about financial matters
    Explanation
    Canadians may use the excuse of not having enough time or finding budgeting boring because they prioritize other activities over managing their finances. They may also feel overwhelmed by the task of managing money, as it requires careful planning and decision-making. Additionally, some Canadians may not feel responsible for managing financial matters in their household or prefer to avoid dealing with them altogether. This could be due to a lack of interest or confidence in handling financial matters.

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