emildealuna asked:


although some may disagree with this – if a 65 year old is making more than enough and is forced mandatory retirement, that is fine. although if a 65 year old immigrant working a lower tier job is making not even enough to support themselves, i think that this is wrong. the government is well aware of elderly immigrants making less because upon immigrating here (Canada, US) they knew that they will eventually enter lower tier jobs. so in terms of that scenario wouldn’t it be considered a ****** policy?

Casey B asked:


I’m almost 30 and I have not yet started planning financially for retirement. In the next month, I’ll be eligible through work to start a retirement plan, but I have NO idea what I’m doing or the difference between the options. I make around 80K, have a 10k/yr child support obligation. Any suggestions?

mommyof3 asked:


My husband got a loan from his 401k. A friend of mine told me that because of him getting that it will reduce the amount we receive. This is the first I have heard of anything like that and I have searched it and couldn’t find anything. Does anyone know anything about this?

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