This just in from David Cross, "Here’s one of the concerns many people have with Adobe Creative Cloud: if down the road I stop my cloud membership, can I open my files in older versions of the software. Of course there is no way to absolutely guarantee that it will work, although historically – in Photoshop at least – you can open psd files in an older version. If your psd file contains features that are not supported by the older version, the file still opens but those features cannot be edited."
So, if you decide to go down the subscription path, but later can't afford the payments, you can still work with the old versions of Photoshop that you "own."
Enjoy.
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