An under-rated approach to create freedom is simply aiming for semi-retirement. Lots of the same benefits of FI in a much shorter time-frame.
An under-rated approach to create freedom is simply aiming for semi-retirement. Lots of the same benefits of FI in a much shorter time-frame.
Blowing away the misconception that wealth and financial independence is only possible for high income earners.
A great compilation of Aussie FI bloggers share their favourite tips for 2020 and beyond.
In this review, I look at Soul Pattinson, a family owned investment conglomerate that is like Australia’s baby version of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett’s company.
I explain why the FI journey is not about sacrifice and penny pinching. If you think it is, you’re completely missing the point.
A high yield doesn’t mean a better income stream. I explain the dangers of chasing a high yield, and what to look our for.
I approach super a little differently to most people. This article explains why.
The important beliefs and principles that help us build wealth and become financially independent at a young age (that most people don’t get).
Covering all the arguments against shares and explaining why shares are ideal for passive income and financial independence.
I flesh out some examples to help you decide between paying down your mortgage, putting money into super, or investing.
I interview one of the original early retirees in Australia, Pete Wargent, about his journey, investments, and what he’s doing now.
A simple step by step plan for becoming financially independent. Great for beginners, or for sitting down to chat over with your spouse.
