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Old Posted Dec 26, 2016, 9:48 PM
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Originally Posted by OutOfTowner View Post
I guess you didn't read the article, par for the course these days.

Mortgage debt is excluded.
The debt levels of quebecers isn't something I particularly find interesting.

Anyway, excluding mortgage debt, you still have real estate prices of a third to a quarter of the cost in Canada's other big cities. That means more money to spend on other things and less debt required for similar standards of living. Rentals are also dirt cheap. More discretionary income. Nothing special to see. And no it has nothing to do with 'enjoyment of life'. (LOL)
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