19 Ways to Level up in 2019
Still being in the new part of this year and all, I thought it would be appropriate to put together a action list for those wanting to improve their financial situation in 2019 and beyond. The reality is that if you don’t take action now, you likely won’t take action later. Remember: building wealth in […]
Chasing FIRE Interview #4 – The Money Commando
Today we continue our Chasing Fire interview series (click the link to see all interviews in this series). I have always enjoyed reading and listening to interviews to learn how people got to where they are, so as to learn from the successes and failures of others. Each individual’s story and path is unique, and we can certainly gain […]
LateFIRE 2019 Goals
What a year this has been! Thanks for the memories, 2018; it was another continuous 12-month adventure with so many things learned, both outside and inside myself. Looking ahead to 2019, I am excited. I have been thinking about this for months, and like Dom, have already started my actions towards these goals. Why wait? […]
December 2018 – Detailed Financial Report #48 – Net Worth $1,012,865 | Income $46,533
Celebrate! Celebrate! We are officially members of the double comma club! That was one hell of a marathon and it is SWEET to finally cross the finish line. But our race isn’t over yet. This is one of those multi-legged races and we have only completed milestone three out of five on our race to Financial […]
Chasing FIRE Interview #3 – Denis From Chain of Wealth
Today we continue our Chasing Fire interview series (click the link to see all interviews in this series). I have always enjoyed reading and listening to interviews to learn how people got to where they are, so as to learn from the successes and failures of others. Each individual’s story and path is unique, and we can certainly gain […]
The Inflection Point Between Contributions and Compounding
A lot of debate takes place amongst personal finance enthusiasts about which is more important: savings or compounding? The easiest answer is that they are both critical to building wealth. I have already discussed how important your savings rate is if rapid wealth building is your goal – rapid as in financial independence in 10-20 years. […]
