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rietrot said:
I'm still young, I'll have time to worry about retirement later, but its almost covered by my work pension fund.
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So how young ? My boet always said this to me when I told him he should start planning... Now he's 33, and NOW he caught a wake up. :D
 
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I started when I was 22, should have started when I got my first proper job at 18

However, everything pays out when I turn 55

So I guess people can wait 10 years and then let it pay out when they 65, since most people apparently feel like working till they that old.
 
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I had my work pension fund since 19 because it was compulsory. I'm 28 now and only starting to "invest" now
 
HunterNW

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Purply said:
I've been monitoring KIBO for some time already and they are destined to explode in the near future since they have so many things going at the moment, all of which will come online soon, if not already.
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Me thinks that... Should do better than AXL. :whistling:
 
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HunterNW said:
Me thinks that... Should do better than AXL. :whistling:
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Well the fact that there are only three bids for Kibo shares makes me think investors disagree with you. What's worse is one bid is at 115c and the next two are at 21c.

But who knows, sometimes one has to follow your gut and go against the grain :)
 
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YingYang said:
Well the fact that there are only three bids for Kibo shares makes me think investors disagree with you. What's worse is one bid is at 115c and the next two are at 21c.

But who knows, sometimes one has to follow your gut and go against the grain :)
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Where does one get the info regarding the bid amounts I am curious?
 
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rietrot said:
I'm still young, I'll have time to worry about retirement later, but its almost covered by my work pension fund.
My first goal was to be debt-free, so I paid off all the expensive debt that I had like store accounts and stuff now I'm only left with a mortgage and car finance(that I get at a special rate because of where I work). Now my extra money/savings/emergency fund goes about in equal portions to my hobbies, home renovations and playing with shares. I'll use the TFSA when I find ETFs that interest me that's available to it.
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No no no no no no no

Read the book. You are falling into the trap of I'm young.

Compound interest, study that until you understand what it is. Truly understand.
 
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