Not exact matches
BMO says 84.4 per cent of
households headed by
young people owe some form of debt,
compared with 82 per cent of the same
households in 1984.
According to the study, «
households 45 - 54 actually had lower balances in 2010 than in 2007 — $ 70,000 versus $ 75,000, and
younger households held only $ 35,000 in 2010
compared to $ 44,000 in 2007.
Compared with fathers heading
households with two married parents, single dads are
younger, less educated, less financially well - off and less likely to be white.
This
compares to about 24 percent of
households headed by those aged 64 or
younger — 22 million
households.
Compared with fathers heading
households with two married parents, single dads are
younger, less educated, less financially well - off and less likely to be white.
According to the survey of Americans age 21 or older with a minimum gross annual
household income of $ 250,000, 43 percent of
younger wealthy consumers are considering the purchase of residential property in the next 12 months,
compared to 21 percent of those age 55 and older.