[quote author=Vicjustice post=44695152]
In the instance that I gave, the "Retirement Savings Account" will not add any "strength" to your application because, saving N1000 monthly will amount to N12000 in a year, so, that would hold no water.

@Vicjustice;
Ok, I got your point. The RSA is more than your assumption; its over N2M standing. Thanx for your response!!

In the instance that I gave, the "Retirement Savings Account" will not add any "strength" to your application because, saving N1000 monthly will amount to N12000 in a year, so, that would hold no water.

Ok, I got your point. The RSA is more than your assumption; its over N2M standing. Thanx for your response!!

[quote author=Vicjustice post=44676775]
If for instance someone is depositing a thousand Naira monthly toward his "Retirement Savings Acount", where will his RSA be helpful in presenting his financial strength and where/how would he make best use of his RSA during visa application?



@Vicjustice, That's my question. Please provide me an insight.

Thank you!!

Greetings to you Vicjustice, Justwise, worry 359 and others in this forum.

Please, for an already employed worker with both Salary and Retirement Savings Acount (RSA) but wish to quit job for further studies in Canada. Where will his RSA be helpful in presenting his financial strength and where/how would he make best use of his RSA during visa application.

Thank you as I await your professional advice.