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How many years until you can retire?| The Poor Swiss

The math behind early retirement.

Curated by:

Robert

2020-10-07

Financial Education

Path to Independence – A Swiss Book About FIRE | The Poor Swiss

Let’s welcome another FIRE book. Is it relevant only for people living in Switzerland or for others too?

Curated by:

Robert

2020-08-26

Financial Education

Is Now A Good Time To Invest? | Radical FIRE

Compound interest, dollar-cost averaging, time in the market vs. timing the market – if this doesn’t sound familiar to you, Radical FIRE’s article is perfect for you.

Curated by:

Noemi

2020-03-21

Financial Education, Investing, Investing Psychology

Join The Financial Dojo and Improve Your Finances Today! | Saving Ninja

Saving Ninja has launched an exciting new project to help you get your finances in order. Hop over to his site to join up.

Curated by:

Emma

2020-02-01

Community, Financial Education

Financial Independence is for Everyone (Part 3) | The Escape Artist

During 5 morning sessions, The Escape Artist explained Financial Independence to construction workers without mentioning the term Financial Independence. Because FI should not only be for the middle class.

Curated by:

Noemi

2020-01-05

FI for Impact, Financial Education, Life after FI

Coaching – Who Asked for My Help? | Retire in Progress

Mr RIP launched a free life coaching service a few weeks ago (applications are now closed). He made an analysis of the people who asked for his help. Wanna know? Read on…

Curated by:

Robert

2019-11-23

Financial Education

How to Reach Financial Independence by 40 on 40k – UK vs. US

The CashflowCop has put together an extensive and well-structured beginner’s guide to Financial Independence. It includes a calculator and also some thoughts that are interesting not only for newbies.

Curated by:

Noemi

2019-08-07

Budgeting, Debt, Expense Tracking, FI Budgeting, Financial Education, Investing, Saving Money, The FI Journey

Compound Interest Calculator: Benefits & Free Download by @TheHumblePenny

Ken from The Humble Penny explains what compound interest is and provides a free calculator.

Curated by:

Emma

2019-06-09

Financial Education

Should I charge my child rent? (the pros and cons) by @CashflowCop

Thought experiment by Cashflow Cop: what if his children were 14 or 16 years old and had their first part time job, would he ask them to pay a rent? Or if they were 18 simply kick them out of the family home? He eventually finds an intelligent solution that shows his love.