26 Great Money-Saving Tips from The Best Finance Bloggers by The Poor Swiss
Although the title is a bit cheesy, many of these this are quite good, can save you a lot of money over time and I use a few of them my self. So here you go…
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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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5 Steps to Overcome Investing Fear by MonkWealth
Why haven’t you invested your money yet? MonkWealth tells you 5 reasons and in a straight to the point manner how to deal with them. No more excuses!
How “Elements Of Freedom” Will Change Your Route To Financial Independence by @Route2FI
Philosophy – Identify your “why”; Psychology – Reduce spending; Work Ethic – Increase income; and Finance – Grow wealth. These are the four pillars around which a new book on FIRE evolves. Route2FI has written an extensive book review.
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Who needs an “Emergency Fund” anyways?
The Frugal Foxes question the accepted wisdom of having an emergency fund.
Saving Sucks (Or Why You Need A Savings Habit) by@YoungFIGuy
Young FI Guy shares his thoughts on why you need a savings habit…and how to create one.
Patience you must have, my young padawan. by @fiukmoney
At the end of his apprenticeship, how has Fu Mon Chu’s 20 year old son progressed with his savings? The plan was to save 50% of his income, which will be the basis for his way to FI.
How to Work in the City on a Budget by @SavingNinja
The Saving Ninja gives some invaluable tips on how to work in London without blowing your budget.
On Subscription Boxes – Silent Savings Killers by @next_chapterFI
The Next Chapter runs some numbers on subscription boxes and comes to the conclusion that you’d be better off investing your hard-earned cash instead.