From start to finish, how I would approach the FI journey if I woke up broke. What work I’d do, whether I’d buy or rent, lifestyle, savings rate, etc. Could I do it again, and how long would it take?
From start to finish, how I would approach the FI journey if I woke up broke. What work I’d do, whether I’d buy or rent, lifestyle, savings rate, etc. Could I do it again, and how long would it take?
Is FIRE easier in Australia or the US? This article compares the differences between the two countries, as well as the key benefits and challenges of each.
In this article, I break down our spending from last year and show where each dollar went. Somehow we managed to live another enjoyable year on under $50k 😉
We discuss different insurance options and discuss whether they’re worth having, strategies for reducing your insurance costs, other ways to protect yourself and more.
We discuss some powerful savings strategies help you sharpen your finances while providing plenty of other life-enhancing benefits too!
Looking at whether using a smaller deposit (and paying LMI) to buy a home and investing the difference works out better than the typical large deposit approach. And whether paying LMI to buy sooner makes sense.
In this episode we zoom out and look at how much our lifestyles and spending have changed in the last 20, 50, 100 years, and see what we can learn from this.
Young high income earners have a unique opportunity to build wealth and reach financial independence relatively quickly. Here’s what they can do to make the most of their situation, and the traps to avoid.
An epic post full of great advice on reaching financial independence when you have kids (from someone who is doing it!).
Strategies for dealing with debt on the FI journey. And the pros and cons of investing vs paying down debt.
How to tackle your biggest expenses and supercharge your savings rate from 10% up to 50%.
Despite high house prices, low mortgage rates mean home ownership is still relatively affordable. Monthly costs matter more than prices.
