Working with them has given me the ability to pay my debts and maintain
a bit of financial freedom.
Not exact matches
My friend Jason and I had a
bit of our stories told from how we went from a couple
of kids from Philly to living wherever we want and
financial freedom.
Whenever mobile banking was introduced, a lot
of people automatically assumed this gave them a tad
bit more
financial freedom.
I made a decision to cut out some
of the activities that were not contributing positively to my
financial freedom e.g. I hardly watch TV and instead read motivation books or listen to audio (aids sleeping too), I stopped drinking completely, I only buy items that I need, I pack my lunch or snacks to work and don't have to buy things that I already have at home - this contributed significantly to my health and wellness, I invested in some basic gym equipment and do some exercises at home regularly (stretching, walking, jogging, skipping and a
bit of weight lifting) don't have to pay to go to gym and coupled that with running a marathon once or twice a year (for charity and my well - being).
The trap for those pursuing super early
financial freedom, like before 40 years
of age, is that the money in retirement accounts is a
bit harder to deploy opportunistically, and people do not intend to use that money as part
of their plan for early
financial freedom.