The Most Recent Content Published From Over 700 FIRE Movement Blogs

Yes, you read that right. Let me say it again – working 9.30am to 6pm Monday to Friday is AWESOME!! Absolute bliss! No, I haven’t gone mad. Yet. I easily worked in excess of 60 hours a week in my previous role. Some of it unpaid overtime. So 40 hours... read more

Yes, you read that right. Let me say it again – working 9.30am to 6pm Monday to Friday is AWESOME!! Absolute bliss! No, I haven’t gone mad. Yet. I easily worked in excess of 60 hours a week in my previous role. Some of it unpaid overtime. So 40 hours... read more

The SEO for Writers course gives you the critical SEO skills you need to write content that will be found via the search engines. Let's take a look. The post SEO For Writers Course Review: Be A SEO Writer And Increase Your Income appeared first on Bible Money Matters and... read more

More often than not, people are looking for ways to make money. It becomes challenging to figure out where you can fit in a profitable side gig when you’re already working 40 hours weekly, or you’re at home raising a family. Sometimes, the extra time needed to invest in developing... read more

Buying a boat is a major commitment, and finding the best way to store your new vehicle is crucial. Boat storage options range from relatively affordable to incredibly expensive. Wet or dry… indoor or outdoor… Which is right for you? It’s important to understand the pros and cons of each... read more

Hello, friends! I have four money articles in progress, plus I'm editing several guest posts for future publication. But today I want to give a brief update on my mental health. My depression and anxiety have been tough this year but it feels like I've turned a corner, and I... read more

Today we are lucky to have a guest post from Andy who blogs over at the PennyLessDad.com He shares some great habits that you can start today to double your savings. What Habits can help you double your savings? Increasing savings means more sacrifices, in terms of controlling your expenses,... read more

Macy’s is giving away five $500 gift cards! All you have to do to is provide your email address, and you’ll be entered to win. Use the card to buy clothes, accessories, housewares, bedding or shoes. Or sell the card to sites like Raise or CardCash and get some cold... read more

Do you remember when you drove your first car?  What was the first song you blared over the radio?  Our life events often reflect the music of the era. More often than not, specific memories relate to particular songs. That’s why music has become such an ingrained part of our... read more

Cell phones have become a crutch that we heavily lean on. They are becoming our primary method of socialization. Every day, every hour, we text, call, or interact with others using our smartphones. It would be difficult to believe that someone doesn’t have a cell phone. Yet, if you consider... read more

While finance-savvy households understand the importance of investments in their path toward budget stability and wealth, not everyone is brave enough to engage in high-profit investment operations. Indeed, your investment portfolio profitability is proportional to the level of risks you are comfortable taking. Unfortunately, high risks are not just synonymous... read more

You are meant to be free, and you will by urgently seeking your fortune. This may cause short-term discomfort, but it will make life easier in the long run. The post Your Fortune uh, Waits? or… appeared first on Perpetual Money Machine.... read more

I sit on the floor surrounded by a group of smiling first graders. “What do you want to be when … Continue reading The post How Can You Live Your Best Life Without a Lot of Money appeared first on One Frugal Girl.... read more

Humans are smart. Sure, we might do some pretty stupid things, but there’s a lot of brainpower going on up in our heads. Sometimes we use all that brainpower in the wrong way. We often know what the right thing is but find ways to justify doing the wrong thing.... read more

Earning a six-figure salary can make building wealth easier, but it’s not a magic solution for your financial woes. Earning a high income is only one part of the equation. If you want to be financially secure, you need to make your money work for you. A high paycheck can... read more

The post Investing in Real Estate from Afar: A Case for the Absentee Landlord appeared first on Young and the Invested.... read more

The post Go San Francisco Pass Review: Is It a Good Deal? appeared first on Club Thrifty. The Go San Francisco Pass can save you money at over 25 of the city's best attractions. But is it right for you? We'll review the pass and help you decide. The post... read more

The following article is written by Simon from Financial Expert.  Simon is currently enjoying a mini-retirement (a self-funded break from work).  He credits his financial success in sticking to a frugal lifestyle and by investing wisely.I've asked Simon to share three investing mistakes he made when he began his path... read more

As a six-figure earner myself, I was guilty of almost all of the seven mistakes for years. It wasn’t until I had a rock bottom moment with my money did I realize that my six-figure income was my biggest wealth-building tool. Earning a six-figure salary can make building wealth easier,... read more

Lots of people invest in real estate. Some do it via rental properties. Others invest in real estate investment trusts. Those who build massive wealth via real estate do so by investing in multifamily apartments. In today's post, we'll talk about how to make these kinds of investments. Most people believe... read more

As regular readers know, I’m a big fan of real estate investing. For those who don’t know, you can get caught up by reading why I got started in real estate, how my real estate investing plan came into being, and the results I’ve had from real estate investing. The... read more

For the past few days, I’ve been trying to write a post about challenges in achieving FIRE (financial independence, retire early), comparing the situation of those who live in developing countries versus the experiences of people who live in developed, Western countries.  It seems obvious that our experiences in developing... read more

Everyone makes mistakes with their money at some point in time – even those who earn six figure salaries. Though, the beauty of other people’s mistakes is that we can learn from them without having to make them ourselves. There is a common saying that is summarized as: Learning from... read more

It’s amazing how much I’ve read and learned about money and finances over the last few years. There are thousands of statistics that I’ve seen and I’m surprised again and again by the amount of scary financial statistics that I see. As a personal finance blogger, I oftentimes research before... read more

Earning a six-figure salary can make building wealth easier, but it’s not a magic solution for your financial woes. Earning a high income is only one part of the equation. If you want to be financially secure, you need to make your money work for you.   A high paycheck... read more

Another new month brings another new all-time high net worth for the DIY$ household. We continue to march towards $1M mark and a paid off house, closing the month with a net worth of $960,099.CASHAs expected, our cash balance bumped up a bit in August. Hovering between $20-25k is our... read more

If you need new appliances and your wallet says otherwise, there’s no need to worry. That’s what this article is all about; giving you details of where and how you can get free appliances for those who qualify – or cheap appliances for those who don’t. How To Get Free... read more

Want to know which handmade crafts are the most profitable crafts to sell? I know many people are making extra money on the weekends selling handmade crafts at craft markets, flea markets and on Facebook Marketplace groups. Making DIY crafts is a great way to work from home and make... read more

Learn how to save money with these super frugal living tips...... read more

Whether you are afraid of investing, unable to financially, or do not understand the purpose. Know this. If your money is sitting in a bank account, earning little to no interest, you're losing money.... read more

No commute, no dress code, no punching the clock? Don't miss out on these great stay at home job ideas. Work from home as a customer service agent, data entry, virtual assistant or even Etsy crafter!... read more

One of our favourite things to do as a family is to have a meal where I’m not the cook. I’m not ashamed to admit that I can’t cook well – even FireKid says so. Before seriously going on the FIRE-path we used to eat out or takeaway a lot.... read more

The majority of money managers can’t beat the S&P 500 so why would you bother using them? If you prefer self-checkout, online shopping and automating your life, then a robo advisor may be right for you. Robo advisors help automate the investment process by removing emotion from the process and... read more

*** Warning the following review contains certain spoilers for Ad Astra *** I love the smell of Neptune in the morning! James Gray is a filmmaker known for intimate human dramas like We Own the Night, Two Lovers, and The Immigrant. After nearly three decades of writing and directing movies... read more

Starting your professional career can be an exciting time in your financial journey. Equipped with the knowledge to do great work in your field, it’s time to get out there and start accumulating some wealth. Of course, everyone has to start somewhere. The early days of this part of your... read more

The post How Are The Rich Getting Richer? Thanks to You appeared first on Lisa Duke.... read more

Supply and demand are interesting topics. I know you came here for information on discount Disney gift cards, but hear me out… The higher the demand for a product is, the higher a company can charge for the product or service! Disney has mastered the law of supply and demand.... read more

This past weekend, I had the opportunity to try-out food delivery service, DoorDash. I want to share my experience with you and am also interested to know about your thoughts on the service if you’ve given it a go. DoorDash trial I’ve recently written about convenience – and how far... read more

You might think of life insurance as something to think about later on, but the truth is that it’s a good investment regardless of your current age. Millennials need life insurance at least as much as older people, and it’s often an even better investment when you’re young. Life insurance... read more

Fancy using your phone to cut your food bills? I think my husband regrets persuading me to get a smartphone, given it’s now pretty much glued to my hand. But it’s not all scrolling through… The post My 5 favourite apps to cut food costs appeared first on Much More... read more

The post Boost Your Freelance Writing Career by Learning How to Write for SEO appeared first on Club Thrifty. Learning how to write for SEO helps freelance writers increase their value, land high-paying clients, and charge more. Here's how to get started! The post Boost Your Freelance Writing Career by... read more

Are you stuck in debt and want to get out of your current situation? It’s time to start living below your means. If you can do that, you can get rid off your debt fast, build financial security and ultimately reach financial independence. Lots of people live beyond their means,... read more

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Welcome to our August 2019 net worth update. For those that are unfamiliar, we are a high-income couple working our way out of a mountain of student loan debt in pursuit of financial independence. In early 2014 we owed more than $500k in student loans and had a net worth of -$470k following graduate/professional... read more

Making six-figures gives you a lot of options, but it doesn't guarantee financial success. Watch out for these high-income mistakes to avoid going broke. The post Top Mistakes Made by Six-Figure Earners appeared first on Money Stir.... read more

The post What is Credit Card Churning & How Does It Help Travel Hacking? appeared first on Young and the Invested.... read more

Debt-free living is one of those topics that most people feel they have a handle on. Instinctively, we all know it’s better to be debt free than to carry a lot of debt. And yet, ... Read more The post Debt-Free Living: The Surprising Math You Need To Know appeared... read more

Becoming independently wealthy takes time. It actually takes so much time and hard work that you might not even realize it. Here is a guide to the true meaning of independent wealth. What Does Independently Wealthy Truly Mean? (Including How & Signs You Are) Building wealth is a long, drawn-out... read more

A couple of weeks ago, I brought up the idea of negative interest rates with my nine-year-old daughter, Faith. Yes, this might be something a little weird to talk about with your kid, but it piggy-backed off of our personal finance class during homeschooling.  And of course, I kept it... read more

Every year around this time, anyone who gets a regular check from Social Security gets curious and also a bit nervous. That’s because they and I know that in just a few weeks, mid-October, the annual Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2020 will be announced. This comes as our... read more