Table:
caracteristics
rate of helping others directly
frequency of helping others directly

daily or almost daily
at least once a week
at least once a month
a few times a year

total
82
13
33
30
25

sex

men
82
11
31
31
27

women
81
16
34
28
22

age group

15 to 19
91
21
39
20
19

20 to 24
88
17
39
27
17

25 to 34
89
11
30
35
25

35 to 44
84
10
28
34
28

45 to 54
82
13
31
29
27

55 to 64
79
15
34
27
24

65 to 74
76
14
34
28
25

75 years and older
55
10
37
28
25

marital status

married or common-law
81
11
30
32
27

single, never married
86
17
37
25
21

separated or divorced
78
17
35
26
23

widowed
62
16
37
24
24

level of education

less than high school
72
18
38
23
20

high school diploma
81
15
35
25
24

post-secondary diploma or certificate
84
13
31
31
24

university degree
86
10
29
34
27

labour force participation

employed
86
12
30
31
26

unemployed
87
18
38
29
15

not in the labour force
74
16
37
25
22

household income

less than $20,000
78
16
41
21
22

$20,000 to $39,999
75
17
37
27
20

$40,000 to $59,999
76
13
34
28
25

$60,000 to $79,999
82
13
32
31
24

$80,000 to $99,999
83
12
32
30
26

$100,000 to $119,999
86
11
29
34
26

$120,000 and over
85
13
31
30
26

presence of children in the household

no child
79
13
33
29
24

pre-school aged children only
88
11
27
34
28

both pre-school and school-aged children
86
13
32
30
25

school-aged children only
85
15
32
28
25

religious attendance

weekly
82
16
35
29
20

other
81
13
32
29
25

birthplace

canada
83
13
33
30
24

outside canada
80
14
31
28
27

Statement: by the time canadians reach 75, just over half were providing some type of direct help.
Question: what is the rate of providing some type of direct help by the time canadians reach 75?
Answer: [55.0]