Some thoughts on the crazy year that was 2020 and how things are going for us personally.
Some thoughts on the crazy year that was 2020 and how things are going for us personally.
Learn how this reader turned his financial life around and is now well on the path to financial independence.
Sharing the latest portfolio breakdowns, as well as our passive income and where our money is invested.
Despite high house prices, low mortgage rates mean home ownership is still relatively affordable. Monthly costs matter more than prices.
I check in with fellow Perth early retiree to see how he’s enjoying his freedom. He shares life lessons, and thoughts on investing and family.
Making choices that are better for the planet often end up making us wealthier too.
In this Q&A, among other things I cover: Ray Dalio, equal weight ETFs, crypto, and what happens if Vanguard goes bankrupt.
A list of 60 jobs which pay $60,000 per year or more ($30 per hour and above).
A few strategies and lessons on keeping travel and holiday costs under control.
The franking credit system in Australia means dividends are a very tax-efficient source of income.
Our finances are a bit complicated. I break down how our household cashflow works while we transition from property to shares.
Destroying the idea that you need to be be extremely frugal to increase your savings.
