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Hi, how are you?
Hi, how are you?
Hi, how are you?
I'm good. So my question is, I paid off my... Only debt I had, which was my car payment, and I have about $600 extra, and I've been putting my money paycheck to paycheck into different TFSA accounts. I have three TFSA accounts, and I got two RSP accounts.
I'm good. So my question is, I paid off my... Only debt I had, which was my car payment, and I have about $600 extra, and I've been putting my money paycheck to paycheck into different TFSA accounts. I have three TFSA accounts, and I got two RSP accounts.
I'm good. So my question is, I paid off my... Only debt I had, which was my car payment, and I have about $600 extra, and I've been putting my money paycheck to paycheck into different TFSA accounts. I have three TFSA accounts, and I got two RSP accounts.
running right now but i want to put my money into something that will give me more money back when i retire or like when i go buy a house and i don't know where to start to put my money into that do you have any savings i have like 12 000 that's it okay is that considered your emergency fund is that enough for three to six months of expenses So the three, six months, I have about $5,000.
running right now but i want to put my money into something that will give me more money back when i retire or like when i go buy a house and i don't know where to start to put my money into that do you have any savings i have like 12 000 that's it okay is that considered your emergency fund is that enough for three to six months of expenses So the three, six months, I have about $5,000.
running right now but i want to put my money into something that will give me more money back when i retire or like when i go buy a house and i don't know where to start to put my money into that do you have any savings i have like 12 000 that's it okay is that considered your emergency fund is that enough for three to six months of expenses So the three, six months, I have about $5,000.
Yeah, it's just in my RRSP. Those ones.
Yeah, it's just in my RRSP. Those ones.
Yeah, it's just in my RRSP. Those ones.
Yeah. I can't take money out of my RSPO so I get taxed.
Yeah. I can't take money out of my RSPO so I get taxed.
Yeah. I can't take money out of my RSPO so I get taxed.
Well, right now, I think about 5%.
Well, right now, I think about 5%.
Well, right now, I think about 5%.