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More than 25% of Canadian parents won’t be able to afford kids’ postsecondary costs, survey finds

  • Posted on April 28, 2026
  • By The Globe and Mail
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In brief

A significant portion of Canadian families face financial challenges in funding their children's higher education expenses. Recent survey data reveals that over one quarter of parents lack sufficient savings or resources to cover postsecondary tuition, accommodation, and related costs. This growing affordability crisis reflects rising education expenses and economic pressures affecting household budgets. Families are increasingly required to explore alternative financing options, including student loans, scholarships, and investment strategies to bridge the funding gap for their children's academic futures.

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More than 25% of Canadian parents won’t be able to afford kids’ postsecondary costs, survey finds
More than 25% of Canadian parents won’t be able to afford kids’ postsecondary costs, survey finds

While planning for a child’s future has always involved unknowns, today it often means setting aside more money to hedge against uncertainty
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