Why deliberate spending is my favourite money management style. What it really means and how you can use it as your situation and priorities change over time.
Why deliberate spending is my favourite money management style. What it really means and how you can use it as your situation and priorities change over time.
My thoughts on ‘The Great Taking’. An idea that the masses will lose untold amounts of wealth in the next financial crash, due to a deliberate plan by mysterious figures.
I explain why (and how) I bought a Tesla. The experience so far. How much it cost, and ongoing savings/expenses. Charging options + EV basics. Tax rebates + subsidies. And whether you should get an EV.
The new tax cuts and how it affects different income levels. What impact does it have on FIRE? What about franking credits and living off your portfolio? Plus thoughts on future tax changes.
A full breakdown how and where we spent our money in 2023, including lots of pictures from throughout the year. See what changed (and why) and read about our spending plans for 2024.
How to harness the 80/20 rule across your income, spending, investing, and life in general, to make more progress with less frustration.
My best advice for having a great year. Improving your mindset. Spending more consciously. Boosting your income. Perfecting your investment portfolio. And living a healthier life.
If people spent less, wouldn’t the economy collapse? What happens when everyone saves and invests? If lots of people retire, who does the important jobs? And how do we generate enough tax revenue?
Should you pay down your mortgage or invest when interest rates are high? What about debt recycling? Let’s discuss the benefits of each and figure out which is the best option.
I share what I’ve learned through the experience of my dog passing away. Thoughts on dealing with loss in a healthy way, and how to navigate the ups and downs.
A central hub for content and resources focused specifically on transitioning to FI or semi-retirement life. My best articles, interviews with others, calculators, social groups and more.
I compare renting vs owning a home and look at which option gives you more control and predictability over your personal finances. Warning: may trigger homeowners.
