conversation: User (atlasvoid): "*Ô Canada!*....\n\n[Here's your flowchart](http://i.imgur.com/zlGnuDO.png)\n\nA few months ago, I posted a [flowchart regarding how to prioritize spending your personal income](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/comments/4gdlu9/how_to_prioritize_spending_your_money_a_flowchart/). When it was developed, it was built around US accounts and savings strategies, and I feel we achieved a great baseline for a "meta/gold-standard" approach as best we could (obviously, nothing in finance is a one-size-fits-all solution). \n\nWe received quite a few requests for a version tailored to Canadian users, and considering our second largest demographic flow to this subreddit are Canadians, it seemed appropriate for this to be the next iteration.\n\nNow, I am not Canadian, but I did do my best with the resources available to me to tailor something around the slightly different available tax-advantaged accounts there. So, if you have any recommendations or insights, please share. I'd love to make any necessary changes to make this the best version for Canada as possible.\n\nAlso, here's [a link](https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B01vc28wVV53SU9KNFBCcC1IRDg) to a Google drive with both the US and Canada version saved as PNGs. I believe Imgur compresses PNGs upon upload, so you can grab the full resolution files there. If you have any requests for other file versions, let me know and I'll see what I can do.\n\nI hope this is beneficial, and I look forward to your feedback and comments. Thanks! :)"
  Self: "This is great, is there a US version of this?\n\nEDIT: nvm, found it in the wiki"
  