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By Jennifer Cowan More than half of Canadians describe themselves as “financially paralyzed” and nearly as many report insufficient funds to sustain their current standard of living, a new survey suggests. A new Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) poll found that 55 percent of those surveyed reported feeling financially stuck while 48 percent said they lack the necessary funds to sustain their…
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