I am fighting over my asset allocations. As I am 33, is 75% on stocks / 25% Bonds a good asset allocation for me. If my TFSA was just for retirement, I would of gone 90/10, but since I am still unsure if I want to buy a condo in 5-10 or 15 years, that is why I thought maybe 75/25 would be a good number since it would accumulate the cash fast and the bonds may cover me for awhile if there is a market crash (There will be one, we just don't know when).
On one hand, I figure "fuck it, go all on stocks (90/10 like CCP suggests for aggressive) and will see what the future decides", but on the other hand, I figure if I meet someone in the near future, we would want to buy a condo together (not a big fan of homes, too much outside repairs).
As for retirement, I love my job, so if nothing changes it, I will likely retire at 60, but I want to be FI asap (late 40's or early 50's). Since I am low income, the fact I can't save more than 50% will hurt me on that one, but it's ok, that part doesn't worry, because like I said, I love my job.