> If Canada's Joe Ordinary sold off all his belongings and paid off all his
> debts, he'd be left with $81,000, a new Statistics Canada report reveals.
...
> The poorest 10 per cent owed about $2,100 more than they own.
Hmm... what about 'DINKs' (double income no kids) who earn much but spend
everything quick on luxury items/travel/etc. and live in a new big house
they bought *on debt* (so they have to pay low taxes), like their Ferrari
too ?
By the above metric, those luxury types would be classified as belonging
to the "poorest 1 %" ...?
Chris
