THE IMPACT OF YOUR SAVINGS RATE ON YOUR TIME TO FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE

Is this post simply a way for me to brag about my ability to save money at McDonalds. Well, sort of. But mostly it’s to illustrate how simple it is to teach some basic personal finance lessons. McEconomics! – Lazy Man and Money   Related

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These 7 Strategies are like hiking trails. They vary in distance and difficulty. You’re likely more suited to some than to others. They may occasionally converge and you’ll find yourself walking two or more paths at the same time. And you’ll have plenty of opportunities to switch paths altogether mid-journey if you choose. The 7 […]

From Half Life Theory … The sad truth is that in our pursuit of financial independence, some of us simply traded one set of shackles for the other. We’ve spent years escaping the traditional path/life-trajectory, yet somehow we’ve still made money our master. Don’t fall for the trap of the FIRE Hamster wheel. Your net […]

In pursuing a path to FI you work toward retiring early, having a high savings rate, reducing spending, eating at home most days, reducing lifestyle inflation, pulling multiple levers on tax advantaged accounts, and creating multiple streams of income. These and many more, are all things you can expect to delve into during your FI […]