Blogs about Personal finance
10 blogs about Personal finance.
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Financial Mechanic
the money tools you need to be set free.
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Quick Update! A Move And A New Kitty Last time I wrote, I was traveling solo through Sri Lanka and the Philippines. When I returned, day-to-day life sucked me back into its tricky vortex. One thing that strikes me in retirement is how …
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FIRE v London
Financial independence, but in pricey London.
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June ’24: Election fever June was busy. I travelled more than usual in June. Partly in the UK – visiting Glasgow, the west country, the south coast and the Isle of Wight; partly overseas – I visited Ibiza for …
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Investing Guides For European And UK Investors
By Raph Antoine. 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated ⚠️️
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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 …
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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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Optimising the All-Weather portfolio [Mavens] The All-Weather portfolio is reputedly better than conventional portfolios at balancing our need to take investing risks while at the same time cushioning us from the worst of: Recessions Inflationary shocks Terrifying stock market crashes …
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Mr. Money Mustache
Early Retirement through Badassity.
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$656,000 of Frugal Things I Still Love Doing – “I used to read Mr. Money Mustache”, some people say these days, “Until he got all rich and fancy so that he no longer understands the common person’s plight. Stash probably doesn’t even practice …
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Retirement Investing Today
Save Hard, Invest Wisely, Retire Early - My strategy for financial independence and early retirement (FIRE).
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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 …
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sex health money death
The Four Horsemen of the Middle Aged Apocalypse.
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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 …
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Simple Finances Reader
The official blog of the Simple Finances Discord community for fintech and personal finance enthusiasts.
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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 …
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Stop Ironing Shirts
Retired at 36 from a corporate career through frugality and career advancement.
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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 …
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A Wealth of Common Sense
Personal Finance, Investments & Markets.
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The 11th Commandment There’s an old saying that people don’t attend church on Sundays expecting to hear an eleventh commandment. You go to reinforce what you’ve already learned or learn it all over again. And so it is …