In the latest installment of her Women Who FIRE series, Sonia interviews N about her journey to FI and what she does with her life now that she doesn’t have to work for money.
Lane runs through the basic concepts of what financial independence is, and what it is not.
Cheesy Finance has made some decisions on his FIRE style for the next few years.
A look back and an optimistic one ahead. Happy blogging birthday, Weenie!
TFS has had his last day at work. How is he doing so far?
Andy quit his job just before coronavirus hit. How is he coping in this new world of ours and what are his plans for the future?
The FIRE Shrink discusses the changes in the markets this week. Animal lovers will find bears, bulls and a black swan in the article.
I have read several “how I’ll reach Financial Independence in just 5 years” posts. Most of them were written by young, high-earning men who lived very frugally and didn’t include children in their calculations. The article that received the most interest here on FIREhub.eu last month deals with exactly the same topic of retiring early in 5 years, but is written by a married man in his late forties who has a big family of 6 children (yes, six!). His…
How much is enough money to fatFIRE in London – with maximum security? (The comments are running hot.)
Mrs. Money Hacker and her husband learned some valuable lessons from their mini-retirement in Portugal. Definitely worth a read for those of you considering moving abroad once you reach FI.
