The egg hunt is just as enjoyable as the chocolate by @TFSRetireEarly
theFIREstarter reminds us all to enjoy the journey to FIRE.
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“Do you want an inheritance or do you want a cruise?” Can money buy happiness? by @ditchthecave
Caveman’s parents paid for their whole family to go on holiday together one last time. In some cases, money can buy happiness.
Feeling bad while trying to do good by @iretiredyoung
David from I Retired Young has been doing some research on charitable giving and found out that it’s not that easy. #fiforimpact
Retired or not Retired? by @crackinggems
Erith from Cracking Retirement takes exception to the people who say that once we reach FI we should stop doing anything that makes money. She argues that being FI gives people the freedom to choose what they do and what they do should be their own choice.
FIRE isn’t for everyone: a long climb out of poverty by @fightToFIRE1
Mr Fight to FIRE has been digging into some statistics on how many generations it can take to climb the ladder from low income to middle income in different countries, and reflects that FIRE is out of reach for some people.
Playing with FIRE – film review by @YoungFIGuy
Mr YFG is lucky enough to have already seen the new FIRE film that’s about to be released. Here’s what he thought of it.
The Rat Race to FIRE by @CheesyFinance
Cheesy Finance reflects on the fact that in trying to quit the rat race of work, many of us have become caught up in a different kind of rat race – the race to reach FI.
Bloggers on FIRE – Free Financial Self
Bloggers on FIRE – Free Financial Self In our Bloggers on FIRE series, we interview European FI bloggers to find out what makes them tick. Our aim is to build up a “who’s who” directory for the European FI blogging world. We hope you enjoy the series and discover some new blogs to follow. You can find a full list of our Bloggers on FIRE interviews here. Please briefly introduce yourself to FIREhub.eu readers We are location independent family, we…
Who needs an “Emergency Fund” anyways?
The Frugal Foxes question the accepted wisdom of having an emergency fund.
What to do When You Retire? by @SavingNinja
Time for SavingNinja’s fifth Thought Experiment. This time, he invites us to reflect on what we’ll do once we reach FI.