Learn the Skills and Mindset to Achieve Financial Independence through Real Estate Investing
Are you dreaming of an early retirement but not quite sure how to make it a reality? One powerful strategy to achieve this goal is by investing in real estate. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve deep into the mindsets
Introduction Welcome to the FI (Financial Independence) by 30 blog! If you’re here, it’s likely because you have an ambitious goal: achieving financial independence by the age of 30. Or if you’re a little or a lot older, retire in
Make more money? Yeah, no shit…. I get it. Of course a little more is the answer to most of your problems and it sounds ridiculous to just tell people to make more money. But what if I told you
Introduction: The 3 Pillars of Financial Success Financial success is a universal aspiration, but achieving it requires a solid foundation built on key principles. In this post, we’ll delve into the 3 pillars that form the bedrock of financial success:
Have you ever thought to yourself, what is money anyways? Yeah…we’ve all been there! We show up everyday and work our jobs in exchange for money. But many people never stop to consider what they’re actually working for? Why do
Is it Better to Invest, or to Enjoy Life Now? Why even bother investing? People who’ve thought about investing at all tend to fall into two camps. There are those who think that it is not possible or realistic to
It’s All About the Leverage We all want to have our hard earned money grow quickly. Initially, this feels like a fool’s errand. The effects of compounding and small percentage changes to our portfolio don’t seem to make any impact.
A high salary doesn’t equal rich There are many ways to reach financial independence, but all of them require money. So naturally, more money seems like a natural answer. How many times have you heard, or thought yourself, “if I
Digging the hole of debt It seems that every day I’m reading another article about how many student loans people are taking on. I went to college for a total of 7 years and obtained a bachelor’s and a master’s
Are all financial advisers not paying taxes? One of my pet peeves in reading about personal finances, both online and in books, is that so many people leave out the consideration of taxes. This is also the case when people