Sweat Those Assets! | The Escape Artist
TV, house, car, PC, gold – assets or liabilities? The Escape Artist sees occasions to monetise assets (and still be able to watch Game of Thrones).
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Blog Post of the Month – December 2019
“Everybody needs a budget!”, “build up an emergency fund of 3 to 6 months of expenses”, “renting is better than buying a house” – these are just some of the opinions and advice you can read on personal finance blogs. But is the (finance) world all black and white, or are there shades of grey, exceptions to the rules or cases where it depends? The blog article that received the most interest last month here on FIREhub tries to debunk…
What is FIRE? The 5 Levels of Financial Independence | MonkWealth
An introduction to Financial Independence and early retirement by the Monk. He gives one “fair warning: once you start reaching for FIRE there may be no going back.”
On Social Media: A Help or Hindrance on a Debt Free Journey? | The Next Chapter
The Next Chapter on the benefits and drawbacks of social media in helping you reach your goals, with the debt free community as an example.
Crafty Klarna Card Bites Savvy Student | Simple Living in Somerset
Ermine offers some advice about how to use debt and provides a cautionary tail about fintech company Klarna.
How We Escaped £371,000 Debt to Become Debt Free In 2 Years | The Humble Penny
Read Roanne and Lawrence’s debt free journey: this is how they got rid of £371,000 in 2 years.
Bloggers on FIRE – Finanzglück
Bloggers on FIRE – Finanzglück 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 Hi there, I am Nico. Born and raised…
CSI Finance: Every Contact Leaves a Trace (Locard’s Principle) | Cashflow Cop
The Cashflow Cop takes us on crime scenes and presents us compelling exhibits. Find out if you are guilty of a financial ‘crime’ by reading his excellent article.
Blog Post of the Month – August 2019
Is it possible to stop working for money, i.e. retire early because you are financial independent, by the age of 40? Is this only a plan for IT guys who earn 80k+ salaries or can this dream come true if you earn an average salary of 40k per year? Would it still possible if you had kids? Or a student debt you had to pay down before you can really start investing? How would a side hustle impact your journey…
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Is Financial Independence by 40 on 40K Possible? – REALITY CHECK – by CashflowCop
The CashflowCop has done the maths for several scenarios: student debt or no student debt, higher or lower income, being in couple or not, having kids or not… When will Adam in the UK and Amy in the US reach Financial Independence?