But no one, other than perhaps a Tory MP, could describe the dismal insecurity on display here as a lifestyle choice. Generally … Only, as many have suggested, a parallel programme called Bonus Street or Evasion Avenue, in which our most affluent …

Many low-income people could use lifestyle changes to help with health conditions, but socioeconomic factors often make it difficult to do so. By Leigh …. In a more affluent area, she said, a provider could make the recommendations and move on …

However, in more affluent families some adolescents receive $50 to $100 a week or more. To many parents, even $15 or $20 a week is a lot more than they received. But, when they were children, an ice cream cone cost 10 or 15 cents, much less than it …

Officials say a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a Kabul restaurant filled with foreigners and affluent Afghans having dinner Friday night, while two gunmen sneaked in through the back door and opened fire. The U.N. chief condemned Friday's …

It doesn't start with the right questions: What lifestyle will you want in retirement? And what will you be able to afford? … they might just want to go to the beach. They cut back at a faster rate than less affluent households that are already …

But the study also found most affluent Canadians — fully 95 per cent — were confident of their ability to fund their ideal retirement lifestyle. That compared with 69 per cent of Canadians overall. Meanwhile, the majority of respondents among the …

This vision echoes the Depression experience when a mansion in the affluent Shaughnessy Heights area (then dubbed "Poverty Hill"), appraised in 1920 for $75,000, sold in 1939 for $7,500. Vancouver in the Depression was known as the "hobo capital of …

But the study also found that most affluent Canadians — fully 95 per cent — were confident of their ability to fund their ideal retirement lifestyle. That compared with 69 per cent of Canadians overall. Meanwhile, the majority of respondents among …

High net-worth Canadians feel they will need, on average, $2.3 million to maintain their ideal lifestyle in retirement, according to a study by BMO Harris Private Banking. That represents two and a half times more than the amount the average Canadian …