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Twenty - five per cent of those surveyed in a new CIBC poll cited debt reduction as their top financial priority for 2018, marking the eighth straight year it has topped the list.
TORONTO — A new CIBC poll suggests four out of five parents aren't able to accurately estimate university tuition fees, with many also not understanding how RESPs work.
According to a new CIBC poll, 28 per cent of survey takers said paying down debt is their top financial goal in 2017.
TORONTO — A new CIBC poll suggests four out of five parents aren't able to accurately estimate university tuition fees, with many also not understanding how Registered Education Savings Plans work.
With another year come and gone, a new CIBC poll highlights the...
That was picked by just 26 % of folks in a recent CIBC poll.
TORONTO — Canadian investors are increasingly looking at putting their money to work outside the country despite the drop in the loonie, a CIBC poll suggests.
• While we're on the subject of debt, it's worth point out that nearly half of indebted Canadians are trying to pay off their dues ahead of schedule, according to a new CIBC poll.
A CIBC poll showed that nearly 76 % of parents / guardians didn't understand how RESPs work, which leaves a significant number of children forfeiting financial tools that could help them funding future post-secondary education bills.
Last week, a CIBC poll revealed that the average Canadian will spend 8 per cent more this holiday season than they did last year, spending an average of $ 643 on gifts and $ 300 on decor and entertaining.
It was written in response to another CIBC poll that found 72 per cent of Canadians prefer debt repayment over saving for retirement.
Last July a CIBC poll found that, on average, Canadians expect to be debt free by age 56, although some are indebted well into their sixties.
A CIBC poll found that 70 % of those Canadians expecting to leave assets plan to pass down real estate upon their death.

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A poll done for CIBC found that half of Canadians said they won't be contributing to their RRSP this year.
A new poll from CIBC (TSX: CM) has found that 51 per cent of post-secondary students tapped their parents for additional financial support last year because they ran out of money.
«Though Canadians have identified paying down debt as their top financial priority for the past three years, our poll shows almost an even split between those who are making strides and those who aren't,» said CIBC's Christina Kramer in a release.
The poll done for CIBC was based on an online survey of 1,501 panellists done on Feb. 9 and 10.
The online poll, conducted in July for CIBC, found that 67 per cent of parents were willing to pay for two - thirds of their children's post-secondary education while, on average, their kids believed their parents were footing only a third of the bill.
In the annual poll conducted by Harris / Decima for CIBC, it found that more of us are focused on paying down outstanding debts rather than on retirement planning or saving.
According to the CIBC, debt reduction has also been the top priority in its annual poll for eight consecutive years.
The poll from CIBC (TSX: CM) quoted respondents as saying they planned to cut spending to an average of $ 1,346 on things like summer travel, dining and recreational activities, as well as purchases like barbecues and sports equipment.
A new poll from CIBC Asset Management found the majority of Canadians, though primarily interested in long - term growth, remain reluctant to stray too far from home when -LSB-...]
On Monday, a poll released by CIBC showed that fewer Canadians are taking action to pay off their mortgage debt, «the largest debt most Canadians will take on in their lifetime,» said Barry Gollom, CIBC's vice president of secured lending and product policy.
The CIBC (TSX: CM) poll found that more than two thirds of Canadians, or 69 per cent, felt positive about their finances going into the new year.
The poll done for CIBC found an additional 17 per cent said they will try to increase their contributions above $ 5,500.
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