Have you started saving for retirement yet?

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  1. The Punjabi Playboy

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    The house I live in is worth 1.3 million dollars. It's not even in Vancouver...
     
    The Punjabi Playboy, Mar 4, 2018
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  2. 867k

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  3. mikeconley11

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    Oh okay, it's pretty much the same price then. Why don't Canadians just move to New Brunswick? Cheap as **** there.
     
    mikeconley11, Mar 4, 2018
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  4. izbestbro

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    because they won't find work lol
     
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  5. 867k

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    Cause I don't want to be a French speaking potato farmer
     
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  6. mikeconley11

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    Who needs work when you can sell your 700k BC home and buy a 175k home? Shit, I might move there
     
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    mikeconley11, Mar 4, 2018
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  7. izbestbro

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    sure if it's paid off you make the difference, if you're only a few years into your mortgage not so much
     
    izbestbro, Mar 4, 2018
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  8. mikeconley11

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    Ah. I've never lived in a house before, always flats, so I'm really ignorant with mortgages and shit.
     
    mikeconley11, Mar 4, 2018
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  9. Wrecky

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    BC housing market :dead: :dead: :dead:
     
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  10. Merkymerk

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    I have a decent RRSP going through work, about 8% from me 10% from employee
    And a separate RRSP through my bank that I just drop money in here and there
    And a non-registered savings plan
    A TFSA
    And a savings account
    Only 1 house though, moving out to a bigger property in maybe 5 years if I ever decide to have kids
     
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