Most Canadians eating lunch out: survey
Posted Jul 9, 2012 7:04 am.
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A new Visa survey suggests many Canadians are spending hundreds of dollars a year on their midday meal, with sixty per cent of those polled reporting they buy their lunch once or more a week.
The survey reveals most are spending between $7 and $13, while nine per cent are spending between $14 and $25.
The survey is followed up with some words of wisdom from Visa: regularly dining out for lunch at these prices can significantly affect your budget regardless of your income.
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