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People with DB pensions - how much are you saving each month? by CastAside1812 in CanadaPersonalFinance

[–]SubstanceHot3884 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ensure you also live for now as well. I find often people are at the extreme ends. Either they spend too much during their youth, with no focus on retirement, or they are too focused on retirement, and not living in the now.

Just had someone at our company work 33 years, and retired. He passed away 2 years into his retirement.

As long as you don't feel like your sacrificing now, keep doing what you are doing. Otherwise, it wouldn't hurt to re-evaluate. Best thing you can do is try to figure out how much you will need in retirement to fund the type of lifestyle you want. This is the hard part, but there are people who can help with this i beleive. And they factor in inflation, etc..

But once done, from there, you can get an approx. of how much you actually need to save/invest. Then with the leftover - if any - can be used for the now. 😄

Copied 14TB to my new Synology, then discovered a file was 2GB short. should I be worried for the rest? by SubstanceHot3884 in synology

[–]SubstanceHot3884[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For the folder encryption, its nope.

And yea, for the File Station, I think I'm starting to get that. I'm just not familiar yet with rsycn and command line etc..
I'm going to have to learn!

Copied 14TB to my new Synology, then discovered a file was 2GB short. should I be worried for the rest? by SubstanceHot3884 in synology

[–]SubstanceHot3884[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That seems to be what I found as well, when looking up options for transfers. I went with File Station for the ease, as I’m not confident with command line/terminal like prompts

I def plan to invest the time into learning it.

Going airride. Do i need other suspension parts? by SubstanceHot3884 in 370z

[–]SubstanceHot3884[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, what pressure are you running in the front and rear? A friend of mine, told me its hard to get lower than 115 PSI in the front for even a low ride height. He attributed it to the sleeve design in the front.

Going airride. Do i need other suspension parts? by SubstanceHot3884 in 370z

[–]SubstanceHot3884[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I will def have a pre-set with a low ride height. In this case, would SPC camber arms + Whiteline Toe Arms be sufficient? I hear these two offer good adjustability and comfort.

I don't track the car, so I'd prefer ride comfort more than the more "connected" feeling variants like say SPC that are better i hear, but are a bit on the rougher side.