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Topic	Great Freakonomics episodes on the basics of personal finance and investing
NES4EVER 09/05/17 8:22:53 PM #17:	ChrisHanson24 posted... NES4EVER posted... Out of curiosity, whenever I read articles that talk about saving x% of your income, it doesn't specify what to save for. Does that all go to retirement? duh you dont want to have to work til your 70 do you Lol both my fiance and I have decent pensions. I am able to retire at 55, and I'll max out my pension at age 58. I also save money outside of that. It's just that there are other priorities as well. Canada has an education savings plan that matches up to 20% of your annual contribution up to $2500. I'd be silly not to contribute seeing as there is a 20% return BEFORE the tax free interest on the total investment. --- *nu-horsemen 4evar* [A GameFAQs Moderator was deleted by this message] <cite>NES4EVER posted [p:886090737] in Great Frea... [t:75745168]...</cite> <quote><cite>ChrisHanson24 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>NES4EVER posted...</cite> <quote>Out of curiosity, whenever I read articles that talk about saving x% of your income, it doesn't specify what to save for. Does that all go to retirement?</quote> duh you dont want to have to work til your 70 do you</quote> Lol both my fiance and I have decent pensions. I am able to retire at 55, and I'll max out my pension at age 58. I also save money outside of that. It's just that there are other priorities as well. Canada has an education savings plan that matches up to 20% of your annual contribution up to $2500. I'd be silly not to contribute seeing as there is a 20% return BEFORE the tax free interest on the total investment. --- nu-horsemen 4evar [A GameFAQs Moderator was deleted by this message]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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