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I came here to say the same thing. Defined benefit pensions are very rare these days in the UK. Also I have to add that your sentences saying, "workplace pens
by badcppdev 3y ago
I came here to say the same thing. Defined benefit pensions are very rare these days in the UK.
Also I have to add that your sentences saying, "workplace pension cash-flow priority" and " corresponding income stream" are very confusing.
I think the figures for the UK example are not great. Living expenses, health care, and medical expenses are a lot larger than seems correct.
Also you should probably put a tool tip defining concessional vs non-concessional Australian superannuation. Also that should be in AUD rather than £
Amazing interface BTW
- scubakid 3y agoDisplay currency is more of a global setting (About You section), and iirc the Australian sandbox example should already be using AUD there(?) When you add a new account or cash-flow priority for super contributions, the choices should have subtitles distinguishing Concessional from Non-Concessional. But sounds like there are some other places it would be helpful to show those subtitles too? Always happy to tweak/update the sandbox examples based on what folks would like to see. Any good data sources you'd recommend for more typical UK expense figures?
- badcppdev 3y agoOz super is always going to be in AUD even if the subject is living in the UK. Does your system support investments in multiple currencies? ;-) More typical UK expense figures is a really hard one. I think we've got a crazy wide spread of incomes and expenditures the same as the US but with differences such as almost nobody earning average income will spend any of it on health care.