A FIRE movement blog for those seeking FIRE, by those seeking FIRE
Each day we feature three personal finance FIRE blog posts or articles that have written by someone that's seeking FIRE . Or at least it has been written by someone seeking financial independence.
We read as many personal finance and FIRE blogs as we can (hundreds per week!) and share the best of what we find, whether that be a blog post, a podcast episode, periscope chat, infographic or YouTube video – the type of content doesn’t matter. If it’s great, we share it.
Every previously featured post that's ever been on Camp FIRE Finance can be found here. All of the amazing FIRE-related articles, podcasts, blog posts, periscope chats, and YouTube videos that we've featured in the past.
Just use the search box at the top and bottom of the site to search by topic, author, subject matter or category.
As you'd expect, some of the content we share is more popular than the other posts and articles.
You can find the Top 25 Most Popular Previously Featured FIRE posts (over the past 30 days) on our Popular Personal Finance Posts page..
When people say they have been thinking about their life they usually refer to what they want to do in life. But that is not what I have been thinking about.
I’ve been thinking about how much time in your life is actually yours. The amount of time you have to do the things you want to do. The amount of time that you have to live to your fullest potential.
Are You Living, or Just Existing? | Passive Income NZ
Ditch your budget and switch to a more mindful spending mindset. You could potentially save more money and have a better perspective on your finances.
Ditch Your Budget…and Save Money? | Minimalism and Your Money
Love it or hate it, this popular series contains a wealth (pun intended) of very important social and economic lessons that we’d all do well to pay attention to.
Here are 10 money lessons from Game of Thrones and their real-life implication to your finances.
Game of Loans: 10 Money Lessons from Game of Thrones | Money Saved Is Money Earned
If you always allow yourself to go with the flow, you will end up wherever the flow takes you. It has no regard to your future self. If you want control over where you end up in life, you will need to make decisions that contradict the flow. However, controlling your direction means you will face environments that are difficult to navigate.
You will need to fly into headwinds. It will be more difficult than letting the wind take you where it is going, but this is your life and you have a choice.
What is the American Dream? Is it really that white picket fence in suburbia with 2.5 kids, or is that just what they are selling you?
Is the American Dream a Marketing Ploy? | Partners in Fire