Podcast: Enjoying the road to FI | Michael from Playing with FIRE| by FI Europe Podcast

Podcast: Enjoying the road to FI | Michael from Playing with FIRE| by FI Europe Podcast | Michael didn’t enjoy his full time web developer job any more. So he went part time and started side husteling. Enjoying the journey to FI instead of focusing too much on the goal is the name of the game, as he is currently living a semi-retirement. This allows Michael to focus on his family (he has three kids) and passions. Another topic of…

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Noemi

2019-08-16

ETFs, Podcasts, Tax, The FI Journey, Why FI, Work-Life Balance

How to Apply a Detective’s Mindset to Protect Your Money

The CashflowCop reveals how to apply the first lesson he learned in Detective School to money/investment decisions.

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Noemi

2019-08-15

Investing, Investing Psychology, Managing Money

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.

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Noemi

2019-08-07

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

Blog Post of the Month – July 2019

The markets have been going up for the last few years and it is sure they are going to drop one day. Every now and then, predictions for a new crash or a market correction come up. Is there anything we can do right before a market crash? FIREvLondon has listed 6 things to do, for example focusing on defensive stocks or increasing your ’emergency fund’. And then he reveals what he is going to do. Read the blog post…

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Noemi

2019-08-01

Blog Post of the Month, Individual Stocks, Investing, Investing Psychology, The Economy

Angel investing (1): 10 top tips for a virgin – by FIREvLondon

FIREvLondon has two decades of experience as an angel investor. He shares his best tips for newbies.

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Noemi

2019-07-31

Investing

Why Dollar Cost Averaging is not as good as you think by thepoorswiss

What is Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)? ThePoorSwiss did a nice little analysis…

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Robert

2019-07-31

Investing Psychology, RoboAdvisors

Why the market’s about to drop – and what I’m doing about it

Time to run for the hills! Says FIREvLondon. Or rather keep kalm (and listen to Iron Maiden’s song “run to the hills“)?

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Noemi

2019-07-24

Asset Allocation, Hedging, Individual Stocks, Investing Psychology, The Economy

Adjustments to My Investment Strategy

Weenie reviews her investment portfolio as she gets closer to early retirement. What happens to bonds, ETFs, cash and her “fun investments” in her cleanup?