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MoneySense partners share their answers to questions that we hope will inspire and inform Canadians about their personal finances.
In our 12-part video series, Money Matters, we interviewed the top voices in Canadian personal finance about money issues that affect all Canadians. For our eleventh video of the series, we asked: What’s one piece of financial advice you wish you were given when you were younger? Listen to what some of our partners have to say.
Money Matters: What’s one piece of financial advice you wish you were given when you were younger?Follow us on YouTube to catch all 12 videos in this series. We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments.
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I’m 67 and back in the 1970’s when we started work the push by the ‘experts’ was to save save save for retirement. If we could go back we would have travelled more when we had our energy and youth to see the world. I find then and now there is too much focus and scare mongering by the financial industry regarding saving. Enjoy your life in balance with saving as you don’t know what curve ball life will throw at you. If it does then all you’ll have is regrets for the experiences missed out on.