Minimalist Living: A Guide To Get Started | MoneyMow
Carl gives some pointers on how you can begin to minimise your life.
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A Perspective On Minimalism And Financial Independence | Route 2 FI
“Everyone has a choice between living with more and working more, or living with less and working less.” Which kind of wealth will you chose?
How To Downsize Your Wardrobe To A Maximum Of 50 Clothes | by Financially Independent Mom
Jannecke from Financially Independent Mom shows you step-by-step how to minimise your wardrobe like a pro!
Weekend reading: Minimalism is for life, not just for Netflix by@Monevator
Monevator provides an insight to minimalism and shares this weekends reading. Read all about it @Monevator
A Month of Minimalism – How Did We Do? by@whatlifecouldb
Mr and Mrs W from What Life Could Be summarise their findings from a month of Minimalism in January. Read all about it @whatlifecouldbe
On Project 333 by @next_chapterFI
Mr NC from The Next Chapter has been experimenting with living with only 33 items of clothing for 3 months. Here’s how he got on.
Minimalism Part 1 – My Never Ending Journey Toward Decluttering My Life by @SavingNinja
The SavingNinja is agitato. Read his post to find out why and what he’s doing about it.
How Low Can You Go?
Cheesy Finance: Based on this already “old” post by Early Retirement Extreme (ERE), Jacob was able to live off $5.000-7.000 per year, as late as 2011. For argument sake, let’s assume that this $7.000 annual spending in 2011 is now $7.714 in today’s money (2018). This would be about €6.250/year (current exchange rate ~$1.233/€), can you survive on this amount in the Netherlands? How low can you go? In the Netherlands at least!