Financial freedom is amazing. It’s the freedom that comes with knowing all of your outgoings and bills are covered without you having to go to work.

Lots of folks reach financial independence when they retire, we reached it in 2015 when we were 43 years old.

Here we round up how we did it, and what we have learned from retiring early.

A First Step into AirBnB, Our Early Hosting Experience

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We made our first listing live on AirBnB three weeks ago and…
sold house

End of an Era, and a New Way of Thinking

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Our house sale has finally gone through. We're now into a new way of thinking about money and motorhome travel.

Free eBook Alert : This Weekend Only – How We Retired to Travel Aged 43

Free eBook offer - this weekend only. Our book The Non-Trepreneurs describes how we arranged our finances to allow us to retired aged 43 to travel.

Why We’ve Decided to Sell Our House and Buy Shares Instead

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We're selling our main property in the UK and investing the money in shares. Here's how we're doing it, and why.
The NonTrepreneurs Front Cover

The Non-Trepreneurs – Escaping Corporate Life for a Life of Financial Freedom

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Want to know how we were able to retire aged 43? Desperate to quit the rat race but don't know how? Our latest book, The Non-Trepreneurs can help you! Based on our own experiences of becoming financially free at 43.

Win a Copy of the Meaningful Money Handbook (COMP NOW CLOSED)

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Win a copy of Pete Matthew's Meaningful Money Handbook - a plain-speaking book which will help you get your finances into a strong position for the future.

Financial Stress-Test: Early Retirement Cash Flow in a Pandemic

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Retiring early means we're 100% responsible for funding our lives. The coronavirus pandemic is stress-testing our ability to live this lifestyle.

The Luck Which Helped Us Retire Aged 43

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We retired at 43, and we like to think there was no luck involved, but there was. This post looks at how we got lucky achieving financial freedom.

The Decade That Changed Our Lives!

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This New Year will end in a zero, an even cleaner page than usual. It got us thinking about how much our lives have changed in this last decade.