How to Deal with Unexpected Retirement Costs?
[Guest Post by Andy Masaki – thanks for contributing your thoughts Andy!] Young or old, the last thing you want to worry about are unexpected retirement costs and their implication. [Read More]
Start Your Roth IRA Now? Start Early Finish Early #FI
What are people saying about Roth IRA investing? I wish I started investing in my Roth earlier. Why is that so commonly said by 40 and 50 year old folks? [Read More]
Must Know Retirement Tax Strategy
Do you have a retirement tax strategy that helps you keep more of your hard earned money in retirement? After attending two local retirement tax strategy seminars, I learned the [Read More]
Recurring Revenue Works For You – Get and Stay #FI
How does recurring revenue work for you? Why is it so powerful to those seeking financial independence? And, just as important, why is it cherished by those wanting to stay [Read More]
Why Debt Free Can Be Foolish Financial Independence Goal
When seeking financial independence, all debt is bad, right? After all, “Debt is bondage,” says Suze Orman. “You will never, ever, ever have financial freedom if you have debt.” (CNBC article, Suze [Read More]
Comcast Xfinity Cut the Cord FIDO
Cut the cord and lose those outrageous, recurring payments to Comcast xfinity. There are many online cable TV alternatives available now (2019). You can save money without the need to [Read More]
The SMART Path to Financial Independence
You may be familiar with the SMART acronym used for setting and achieving meaningful goals: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Based. You can use the concept, like I am, to [Read More]
Four Requirements For Achieving Financial Freedom
Financial freedom eludes too many. But why? In today’s world it isn’t hard to obtain the financial education required to achieve financial independence (#FI). What are the problems and what are the solutions? How can you put all of the slices together, reach financial freedom and live your life to the fullest?