Table:
1999
2016
change

2016 constant dollars

senior families with debt
298,900
537,400
238,500

sex of major income earner

male
380,500
608,500
228,000

female
166,300
435,300
269,000

age of major income earner

65 to 69
374,000
608,500
234,500

70 to 74
273,700
543,600
269,900

75 to 79
233,300
532,800
299,500

80 and over
213,300
374,100
160,800

highest level of education of major income earner

less than high school
208,600
261,600
53,000

high school diploma
305,000
418,000
113,000

non-university postsecondary certificate or diploma
337,900
568,600
230,700

university degree or certificate
739,000
1,080,800
341,800

family structure

unattached individual
157,000
261,600
104,600

male
226,700
264,200
37,500

female
137,100
259,900
122,800

couple, no children
406,600
730,000
323,400

other family types
326,200
736,800
410,600

immigrant status of major income earner

immigrant
307,800
730,000
422,200

canadian-born
298,900
509,800
210,900

home ownership status

owners with a mortgage
334,100
596,000
261,900

owners without a mortgage
414,000
817,800
403,800

non-owners
53,100
66,200
13,100

labour force status of major income earner

employee
451,600
577,000
125,400

self-employed
541,100
909,500
368,400

not in the labour force
276,400
509,800
233,400

family income quintile

bottom quintile
62,900
68,900
6,000

second quintile
127,200
278,100
150,900

middle quintile
311,000
571,400
260,400

fourth quintile
451,600
897,600
446,000

top quintile
737,900
1,399,600
661,700

province or region of residence

atlantic
174,600
351,600
177,000

quebec
249,000
354,600
105,600

ontario
395,300
691,500
296,200

manitoba
254,600
559,200
304,600

saskatchewan
341,600
619,800
278,200

alberta
311,000
577,000
266,000

british columbia
340,300
733,400
393,100

Statement: the largest increases took place among those in the fourth and fifth income quintiles ;
Question: list the top 2 families with the largest increases.
Answer: fourth quintile, top quintile