Financial Freedom Blog Posts - Page 6 of 10

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.

Miracles do Happen. The Wonder of Passive Income

November 21, 2016

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Retired early (financially independent) at 43, we have a zero-hour work week. This explains our passive income streams funding our lifestyle of travel.

A Designed Life, Frugality is Not Enough

November 15, 2016

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While Ju and I have been back in the UK, we've had conversations…

Our Early Retirement Viability Spreadsheet

October 22, 2016

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A wee while back I wrote an article attempting, one year on,…

Four Questions Answered: A Year in Early Retirement

September 28, 2016

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One year into our early retirement (aged 43) we answer some of the burning questions like - will we have enough money?

A Year of Financial Freedom, Are We Losing Money?

September 6, 2016

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We've been financially independent for a year. We look at our income and expenditure to see if our financial experiment is working.

Cleaning up after a garage flood - and we'd emptied the garage to take this photo

Dropping the Ballast: Lessons in Selling Most of Our Stuff

August 31, 2016

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To enable our life of Financial Freedom we've downsized several times. Each of which means a declutter. Here are the lessons we learned selling out stuff.