Learn how much tax you’ll pay when you live off an investment portfolio in Australia. I consider dividends, franking credits, capital gains, and even part-time income.
Learn how much tax you’ll pay when you live off an investment portfolio in Australia. I consider dividends, franking credits, capital gains, and even part-time income.
Why it’s okay to increase your spending as you become wealthier. And how to do it in such a way that guarantees you keep on getting richer. Plus my thoughts on operating like a rich person.
I chat with a local Perth reader about his journey to financial independence and his new life of freedom, after building considerable wealth though decades of saving, investing and business ownership.
I break down the concept of your ‘flex rate’, and how it can help you retire sooner and with greater peace of mind. This can create years of extra freedom and squash the fear of not having enough money.
We discuss the huge overlaps between Minimalism and the pursuit of financial independence. The benefits, the possible drawbacks, and how to put these lessons into practice in our everyday lives.
I share our house-buying experience while not working. Why we bought, what type of property we bought, how we’re financing it, and whether it affects our FI numbers.
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!
Dealing with common fears and anxiety around leaving work, awkward conversations about FIRE, managing debt in retirement and convincing yourself it’s safe to step into freedom.
I break down the pros and cons of all-in-one funds like DHHF and VDHG for long term investors.
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.
