<prompt> Human: So Im at the mid-point in my 20s just turned 26 in May and Im in a bit of a confused state. Im recently engaged, have a strong educational Masters in Biotech ie. business focused science, PMP, Lean Six Sigma in Dec 2014 and professional 3 years in student consulting work, medical affairs, and operations background with a good salary 70K, but Im at the point where I have no idea with what to do with my money. Im saving up for a wedding and home, but other than that Im stuck.Im a Canadian citizen and given my current situation I can only think of putting money into a home and maybe RRSP. My tax-free savings account interest rate is atrociously low and so I need to invest my money into something with a high return.My first instinct is the stock market as I can use my medical and business background to make a few bucks, but I know nothing in managing stocks. My second instince is give my money to the bank and invest in medium-to-high risk stocks and bonds, but Im not too sure the return will be worth it.In your experiences at my age, how did you go about with your investments? Did you, for example, spend a considerable amount of time learning about the stock market?  <response>: I tried various approaches and did pretty well, but with a lot of volatility - then I discovered the Bogleheads and it all clicked into place. Read the FAQ here and browse around the Bogleheads wiki. 