Bloggers on FIRE – Fire the Boss 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 I’m Bas, a 26 year old…
What do you need to know if you want to invest ethically? How should you go about selecting investment products? Ken is here to help you.
To help out a friend, Mr. W. went to a sales pitch with a pension broker. That the fees of this kind of products are high comes as no surprise, but the broker’s lack of knowledge is stunning.
After paying back credit card debt (if you have any), build yourself a compounding machine. Patience is key once you have set up the machine, as The Escape Artist points out.
Europeans on FIRE – José In our Europeans on FIRE series, we interview people living in Europe who don’t blog to find out what makes them tick. Our aim is to give non-bloggers a voice and hear what they have to say. We hope you enjoy hearing from people you’ve never heard of before! If you’d like to take part in Europeans on FIRE, contact us at hello[at]firehub[dot]eu and we’ll send you the details. You can find a full list…
Some of the decisions the Monk shares with us are quite obvious, others less.
Yes, it’s worth looking at what successful people do, what their habits are. Some might not fit our lifestyle, others could be the key to reaching our goals or even setting the right goals. Read on…
The Monk gives us a structured approach, wading through different costs and tax aspects of ETFs and index funds so that we can decide for ourselves what we prefer.
If you invest in index funds/ETFs and you’d like to understand how safe or risky it is to rely on the stockmarket, you need to know about the trinity study. The Poor Swiss gives us an overview.
Our long time community members should know the answer by now but it’s always good to freshen up our knowledge about ETFs, understand them better and read about them from different perspectives. Mr RIP does just that. Enjoy reading.
