While it's never been easier to get rich slowly (save 10 - 20 % and invest in index funds), it's actually a lot harder to fast
track your financial independence...
This was one of the primary reasons I started saving as much money as possible when I was 24 and began to fast
track financial independence because I knew I had time on my side.
This was all side income, which I was investing 100 % of at the time to fast
track my financial independence.
And when I am saying fast
track financial independence, I am talking about retiring in 10 years or less from today, even if you are starting with very little.
Every dollar I could save after $ 50, I would be fast -
tracking my financial independence.
Not exact matches
The main purpose of this blog will be to
track my progress on the way to
financial independence (FI).
I want to share my journey to hopefully inspire others and also to
track my progress towards my ultimate goal of
financial independence.
I share these figures along with monthly income / expenses to not only
track my progress towards
financial independence but also to hopefully show others that it is possible to get started with dividend growth investing with a low income.
Tracking pennies, progress, and goals in general is a tremendous means of ensuring you're staying on target for the long - term target of
financial independence.
who has stumbled his way through life thus far, finding a means to consistently
track my path towards
financial redemption, prosperity, and ultimately
independence, has led me to create this blog.
I've been using Personal Capital to
track my finances for about 4 years now and it has been an invaluable tool in our journey to
financial independence.
If you'd like to keep a
track of new developments, money saving tips, money making tips, my adventures in attempting self sufficiency and simple living, free
financial hacks and spreadsheets, and my general musings on Financial Independence, Personal Finance, investing, and the occasional humorous rant, then please consider followi
financial hacks and spreadsheets, and my general musings on
Financial Independence, Personal Finance, investing, and the occasional humorous rant, then please consider followi
Financial Independence, Personal Finance, investing, and the occasional humorous rant, then please consider following along.
But JW Brooks amassed his first million by age 30 and is on
track to reach
financial independence in his mid-30s — all on a 9 - 5 job.
If you'd like to keep a
track of new developments, money saving tips, money making tips, my adventures in attempting self sufficiency and simple living, free
financial hacks and spreadsheets, and my general musings on Financial Independence, Personal Finance, investing, and the occasional humorous rant, then please consider followi
financial hacks and spreadsheets, and my general musings on
Financial Independence, Personal Finance, investing, and the occasional humorous rant, then please consider followi
Financial Independence, Personal Finance, investing, and the occasional humorous rant, then please consider following along.
I'm currently on
track to reach
financial independence within 12 years but I want to speed that up and find a new passion.