Tag Archive for: financial education
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.
Into Our Fifth Year of Financial Independence
Life and financial freedom lessons we've learned as a couple after retiring aged 43 and travelling Europe and North Africa by motorhome.
Lessons Learned from 5 Years of Stock Market Investing
Three years ago we wrote about how we were risking our money…
Accidental Asset Class Diversification… Or Just a Mess…?
Whenever I feel the urge to read blogs and books on financial independence, I'm struck by how much of a hodgepodge our passive income assets really are!
Email to a Never-Before Self-Investor
Following beers with friends the conversation turned to investing. The currently invest in a fund. I sent this email to them the following morning.
Seeking the Cash Leaks: How We Track Our Spending
Even since hitting financial independence almost two years ago, we still track every penny we spend. This post explains why, and how we do it.
How The Rich Think About Money
'The rich' think about money differently to 'the poor'.This holds many people back from being financially secure. So, how do the rich think about money?
Motorhomes: Investment Disasters…
After reading an article by a motorhome dealer, Jay explains why a motorhome isn't a great investment decision for the average family.
Introducing The Matrix Experiment
This blog is about leaving the corporate world behind. Taking control of your life and shifting to a simpler life, achieving financial freedom as a result.