specially using the example of someone making $48,000 a year can retire in 10 years seems objectionable to me. $48,000 incidentally is right around the median salary in the US (maybe a bit higher). Choice of that as a starting example is what I find a bit misleading and almost...
Over the last year, I have the chance to interview a number of Canadians that have reached financial independence retire early. These interviewees have all provided great insight into how they managed to become financially independent at a young age and the path they took to reach this ...
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“good life”, but I was actually creating unhappiness from the beginning by exchanging my time for money in an environment I never wanted to be at in the first place, and thus created an artificial “need” for a nice car, prepared food, and an apartment with plush carpeting and crown ...
“Go back and take a look at this in home in 5 years. They will most likely make money.But that is not their motive. Living in a beautiful home with their family is more important than a financial incentive.Some people actually still believe in that. I have never met the buyers. But...
Straightforward question. No BS please. I would love to retire in 10 years, but worked in Massachusetts as an employed doc and realize that my present situation – income minus lifestyle expenses is definitely not cutting it. And yes, I know I could drink only water and drive a used Prius...