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The FP Wealth Survey: How much does it take to be considered wealthy in Canada?

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Now comes the hard part: juggling student debt with the desire to start building long-term wealth. For many recent grads, finishing school marks the beginning of paying down the sizable debt they accumulated over the course of their studies.

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