In this episode, we talk about taxes on income and investments, possible ways to reduce tax on our financial journeys, and what tax looks like when we reach early retirement.
In this episode, we talk about taxes on income and investments, possible ways to reduce tax on our financial journeys, and what tax looks like when we reach early retirement.
A thought experiment. What if we had to start our wealth-building journey all over again from scratch today. I share the steps I would take.
This week we answer some great questions sent in by listeners. We discuss starting a business, index prices, super, market crashes + more.
There’s a huge amount of ways we can spend our spare time which are fun, meaningful and also help us save. Here’s a list of 50 enjoyable low cost activities I came up with.
Most commentary implies that the future is bleak, and young people are screwed since there are so many factors working against us. Is this true? We unpack the arguments today and share our thoughts.
The personal habits and traits we discuss are key to building a happy and prosperous future. They help us reach our goals, but keep our lives balanced and healthy too!
We discuss how robo-advisors work, the pros and cons, their investment strategies, fees, and how they compares to DIY alternatives.
I break down the pros and cons of all-in-one funds like DHHF and VDHG for long term investors.
We discuss some powerful savings strategies help you sharpen your finances while providing plenty of other life-enhancing benefits too!
We discuss whether outsourcing anything financial makes sense, or whether we should strive to do it all ourselves. Financial planning, investment portfolios, paying for advice, accounting, budgeting and more.
We open up the mailbag and answer some of our favourite personal finance and investing questions that have been sent in by listeners. Enjoy!
Addressing some complaints and criticism of the FI movement and the idea of retiring early to do things other than full-time work, without a gigantic level of wealth.
