Building and managing retirement nest eggs is a difficult task that requires utmost dedication and sincere efforts. Most Americans are set to retire with low retirement balances that will not even cover the first decade of their retirement. While most people until recently used to choose mutual funds as the primary asset class for…
Learn all about liquid net worth and why you should be tracking your own (hint: it’s one of the most important financial metrics).
The journey towards financial independence or financial freedom definitely comes with some challenges. When those challenges and frustrations stand between you and your goals, it can be helpful to find a little extra inspiration and motivation. Fortunately, there are plenty of quotes and short sayings that come from a variety of different wise people that…
You’ll love the best FIRE blogs that cover the financial independence movement and early retirement. These bloggers are sure to inspire & motivate.
If you’re interested in retiring early (and who isn’t?), you should understand the differences between FIRE, LeanFIRE, and FatFIRE.
There are a lot of different numbers and metrics involved in personal finance. Income, net worth, savings rate, credit score, and many others. While they all have a place, net worth is often overlooked and not emphasized. But really, in terms of finances, what matters more than net worth? Tracking your net worth is easy,…
Most Americans consider retirement age to be 65, or somewhere in that ballpark. Early retirement might be considered 55 – 60. Yet, there are plenty of people in their 30’s and 40’s (and sometimes even younger) who are able to achieve financial independence. Reaching financial independence doesn’t necessarily mean that these people are completely retired…