leprechaungreen
New member
come on
"left israel" == "moved to canada". abc of understanding the reading the tax of 35% is very logical if you take the money before retirement, the pension was designed to be a pension not a "savings program". and if you think it's different in canada, you're wrong. i don't know about the losses in the funds, my "hishtalmut" fund got me 11% two years in a row and the pension was growing annually according to the reports. i don't say everything is perfect in that system. i just say that you should have no special expectations.
"left israel" == "moved to canada". abc of understanding the reading the tax of 35% is very logical if you take the money before retirement, the pension was designed to be a pension not a "savings program". and if you think it's different in canada, you're wrong. i don't know about the losses in the funds, my "hishtalmut" fund got me 11% two years in a row and the pension was growing annually according to the reports. i don't say everything is perfect in that system. i just say that you should have no special expectations.