I’m going to say something which can be quite controversial amongst the personal finance and financial independence community. You might have heard the concept that making small savings over time …
Do you want to rest as much as a Koala does (up to 22 hours a day sleeping!)? Michael is back this week to give you his take on some …
This week I bring to you a post by Jeff who provides an introduction into how to invest in multi-family apartments. Jeff explains what the CAP Rate is, something that’s …
This week I bring to you a post by Kevin explaining the very basics of index investing. I remember when I first tried to wrap my head around it all. …
Disclaimer I don’t write a disclaimer for every post because it is in my “About” section and on the bottom of my “Home” page. However, for this particular post, …
In the UK, the average medical student debt is £43,700. Once maintenance loans are factored on, the total debt could reach as high as £82,000. Even with recent rises in …
(no. 018) Straight to the Point Try not to sell up. Buy and hold – enjoy the income and potential future capital gains. I am not a landlord. This …
Straight to the Point Property Moose crowdfunding performance review Giving up control Issues around voting Lower returns Lack of liquidity Issues around security Just not for me! Why …
Straight to the Point Financially educate them. Lead by example. Start investing for them as soon as they are born (if you can afford to). FI/RE is an …
What Are Added Pensions (AP)? For many public sector workers and I imagine private company pension schemes as well, there would be the option to ‘purchase added pension’. This …
(no. 011) Disclaimer First of all, it feels like quite a while since I posted something. Free time to work on this blog is getting more difficult to find …
FI Building Blocks: Part 1 – Reaching FI on Blues Part 2 – Earn Part 3 – Budget Part 4 – Protect Part 5 – Invest Introduction You …
