The rise of singlehood could impact everything from housing to taxes - News Summed Up

The rise of singlehood could impact everything from housing to taxes


"People, especially women, are prioritizing their education, careers and personal growth over settling down, which means they are marrying later." Singlehood is "absolutely" on the rise, says Geoff MacDonald, a professor of psychology who studies the well-being of singles at the University of Toronto. Justin Frost says high expectations among women and unrealistic standards pushed by social media have put a 'dark cloud' over dating. It will have an impact on housing because they need smaller housing, cheaper housing, because these days housing is supported by two people, not one." For Bow, she says she will continue to spread the word on the benefits of singlehood through her content on social media.


Source: CBC News March 01, 2026 15:03 UTC



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