pls give some comment!! task 2 save for future
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 6:45 am
Some people think they should save for their future life in order to live after retiring. To what extent do you agrees?
In the present age, saving money is essential for supporting our later lives. But at the same time, controversy has arisen whether we should save for our future lives. Some people would argue that people should keep their income for their retiring lives. While it is certainly valid arguments to the contrary, I personally believe that we should keep some part of our income for our future expenses.
First of all, in Asian countries, the majority of governments do not have complete well-being systems to the senior citizens. For example, in Hong Kong, a lot of elderly people still have to work in supporting their own basic living costs. This makes it clear, retired residents are not able to obtain sufficient perks from the governments. As a result, in order to support their future lives individuals have to save money in their early life.
Secondly and even more importantly, the elderly parents do not want to give undue pressure to their offspring. For instance, the older people are unable to support themselves and require financial support from their decedents. Thus, these financial supports may create over stress to their children. It is obvious that the most effective method to address their future living problem is saving money from youngsters.
By way of conclusion, I once again reaffirm my position that saving for the later life is in the interests of the people. Also, I believe that it seems advisable for youths to commence saving from now.
In the present age, saving money is essential for supporting our later lives. But at the same time, controversy has arisen whether we should save for our future lives. Some people would argue that people should keep their income for their retiring lives. While it is certainly valid arguments to the contrary, I personally believe that we should keep some part of our income for our future expenses.
First of all, in Asian countries, the majority of governments do not have complete well-being systems to the senior citizens. For example, in Hong Kong, a lot of elderly people still have to work in supporting their own basic living costs. This makes it clear, retired residents are not able to obtain sufficient perks from the governments. As a result, in order to support their future lives individuals have to save money in their early life.
Secondly and even more importantly, the elderly parents do not want to give undue pressure to their offspring. For instance, the older people are unable to support themselves and require financial support from their decedents. Thus, these financial supports may create over stress to their children. It is obvious that the most effective method to address their future living problem is saving money from youngsters.
By way of conclusion, I once again reaffirm my position that saving for the later life is in the interests of the people. Also, I believe that it seems advisable for youths to commence saving from now.
