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Financial Mechanic
the money tools you need to be set free.
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Updated 4 weeks ago
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What My Grandma Paid to Build Her Home Will Shock You! (Really, it will!)
After learning more about the history behind my Grandparents' idyllic home, I have taken away some valuable lessons about adapting financial strategies to fit the times we live in. The post What My Grandma Paid …
By financialmechanic, 85 words
FIRE v London
Financial independence, but in pricey London.
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Updated 6 days ago
April ’24: Juggling cash as new UK tax year begins
The temperature in the Middle East got even hotter in April, with Israel and Iran trading attacks on each other’s sovereign buildings/territory. Somehow World War III has never really seemed in danger of breaking out …
By FIRE v London, 687 words
Investing Guides For European And UK Investors
By Raph Antoine.
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Updated a month ago
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Interactive Brokers Fixed vs Tiered Plan – Which Is The Best For ETFs?
brokers | All Insights Interactive Brokers Pricing Plan Comparison Determine The best plan for you With our new tool Updated by: Raph Antoine April 1, 2024 Share: Raph Antoine April 1, 2024 Share: What are …
By Raph Antoine, 1,404 words
Monevator
From passive investing with index trackers funds to choosing the cheapest investment platform or broker, Monevator is essential reading for all British investors.
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Updated 20 hours ago
A question of trust
Over on Monevator Moguls, we’ve been kicking the tyres on several investment trusts during the past year. There was a big dislocation in the closed-end fund market when interest rates soared in 2022. Even the …
By The Investor, 3,105 words
Mr. Money Mustache
Early Retirement through Badassity.
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Updated 3 months ago
How To Afford a House These Days
– The other day, an MMM reader stopped by and left the following comment on one of my older posts about the principles of FIRE: “While I still find some of MMM’s advice relevant, it …
By Mr. Money Mustache, 2,473 words
Retirement Investing Today
Save Hard, Invest Wisely, Retire Early - My strategy for financial independence and early retirement (FIRE).
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Updated a year ago
Stabilising – musings on 2022
I was not going to write this 4 years of FIRE post but I’ve had a number of requests for it which made me do a little thinking. In the end I thought it might …
By RetirementInvestingToday, 83 words
sex health money death
The Four Horsemen of the Middle Aged Apocalypse.
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Updated a year ago
Don’t Fear the Reaper
I received a circular from Standard Life this morning in the email, offering advice on “How to pass on your pension to your loved ones”. This, I thought, was a bit previous as I have …
By Sex Health Money Death, 725 words
Simple Finances Reader
The official blog of the Simple Finances Discord community for fintech and personal finance enthusiasts.
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Updated 12 months ago
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Topic Episode - Curve x BofA: 5.25% Cash Back on All Spend
Topic Episode – Curve x BofA: 5.25% Cash Back on All Spend Welcome new listers from /r/churning! Text companion on fearthez.wordpress.com and blog.simplefinances.net/fearthez Old Percents vs Curve post How to get max 5.25% cash back …
Stop Ironing Shirts
Retired at 36 from a corporate career through frugality and career advancement.
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Updated a month ago
Lessons from Five Years of FIRE
April 2024 marks five years since I quit my corporate job for a life of financial independence. With that anniversary approaching, here are five… The post Lessons from Five Years of FIRE appeared first on …
By Stop Ironing Shirts, 44 words
A Wealth of Common Sense
Personal Finance, Investments & Markets.
By Ben Carlson.
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Updated 8 hours ago
Gambler’s Fallacy in the Stock Market
These are the trailing total returns for the U.S. stock market1 over various time frames: Year to date: +11% One year: +30% Five years: +94% Ten years: +223% Fifteen years: +679% Not bad considering we’ve …