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At it's core, Financial Independence requires amassing enough assets (stock & bond investments) a
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June 19 · Issue #34 · View online
Personal Finance & Financial Independence
3(ish) Articles, Curated Daily
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At it’s core, Financial Independence requires amassing enough assets (stock & bond investments) and/or income streams (side hustles, rentals, etc.) to cover your living expenses. Of course, your lifestyle will heavily influence what you FI number will be. Do you spend $2,000 a month or $10,000? Regardless, once you understand your expenses, it’s fairly easy to determine what your target Financial Independence number will be. In today’s first article, Retire Before Dad walks us through how to calculate your number. Once you know the destination, it’s you can begin planning your destination.
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Financial Independence Number: Definition and How to Customize
Calculate your financial independence number to determine how much money you need to retire. Customize it based on risk tolerance and income investments.
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Is the stock market broken? Why it keeps rising, and how you can protect yourself.
The world is in shambles. There’s a virus on the loose that’s disrupted the entire supply chain. Businesses have lost trillions of dollars. Unemployment is at all time highs. And… the stock market is booming? WTF?
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A Review of the Big Money Guide
Financial Independence is the dream for most of us, isn’t it? That’s why it’s awesome when we can look to the stories of those who achieved it for guidance and inspiration. Which is exactly what Steve Adcock is giving us in his brand-new guide – Big Money. Here’s why you need this guide. |
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