Do you feel like you need to save more?

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It can be related to money.
However, let's try to discuss more about natural resources like good, water etc.,
So, what do you guys think?
 
yep, I would really love to be able to retire in my 50s, though I doubt it at this point.
 
I feel I should save more water, food, and other items because the earth has a limited amount of natural resources. If everyone is wasteful, the earth will get too polluted, and there would be shortages of food, water, and natural resources.

I also like saving money since I may need the money to buy expensive medicine, taxes, and other unexpected expenses like unexpected repairs for my computers.
 
Claraviolet said:
Don't say that Demon skeith
I am sure all of us would live up to at least 70s xD
One can always hope
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not sure what any of that has to do being able to retire (meaning no longer work to make a living) at the age of 50 but whatever. I've seen what happens to those past 60, a fast slide down the hill of lesser ability.
 
Demon_Skeith said:
not sure what any of that has to do being able to retire (meaning no longer work to make a living) at the age of 50 but whatever. I've seen what happens to those past 60, a fast slide down the hill of lesser ability.
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Hm....yikes...
I thought for sure you meant we wouldn't be alive by the time we hit 50 or something....
Never mind xD
 
I could definitely be less wasteful with water whilst in the shower but that's a lot harder to do in a cold country. In terms of money, I think I save a decent amount. It's not great but it's not too bad either.
 
I try to save on hot water, but it can be difficult in the winter in a cold country where hot water feels better than cold and slightly warm water.
 
I've taken steps to save for my future. Every paycheck $200 comes off immediately and goes right into my RRSP. I've only got a couple hundred in there so far, but that's a better amount than I had last year. I've also the beginning of a down payment for a house going. With any luck I'll have a decent sized down payment next year.
Though I'm also debt free now too. (Student loans were eliminated in December 2020. I'm definitely glad to be free of them.)
 
VirusZero said:
I've taken steps to save for my future. Every paycheck $200 comes off immediately and goes right into my RRSP. I've only got a couple hundred in there so far, but that's a better amount than I had last year. I've also the beginning of a down payment for a house going. With any luck I'll have a decent sized down payment next year.
Though I'm also debt free now too. (Student loans were eliminated in December 2020. I'm definitely glad to be free of them.)
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many congrats my friend! :)

Also started a retirement fund for myself as well thanks to my job I got last summer. A nice feeling for sure.
 
yes, I do what I can to save water. when it comes to showering, washing dishes, watering the yard... gotta save water.
 
VirusZero said:
I've taken steps to save for my future. Every paycheck $200 comes off immediately and goes right into my RRSP. I've only got a couple hundred in there so far, but that's a better amount than I had last year. I've also the beginning of a down payment for a house going. With any luck I'll have a decent sized down payment next year.
Though I'm also debt free now too. (Student loans were eliminated in December 2020. I'm definitely glad to be free of them.)
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That's really good.
I am glad to know that you have been saving up. It's a good idea to save more for the future.
 
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