Learn. Grow. Retire. (Earlier)
If you’re a frequent reader of this blog, you should probably know by now that I’m a strong supporter of Passive Investment and Exchange Traded Funds. This post with +20’000 Views is an example. There’s an ongoing debate about whether if active investing is superior to a simple lazy portfolio or if an active fund…
For those of you that read this blog on a frequent basis, you already have figured it out that I’m a strong supporter of a passive investment strategy and exchange-traded funds. Read this. I often write about one type of portfolio: 60% stocks + 40% bonds, and rebalance for the rest of your life. Of course,…
Retirement Problems: #1 Not Enough Savings As I have written before, one of the key reasons that made me start a FIRE/Personal Finance blog was this kind of statistics: Nearly half of seniors die owning less than $10,000 in financial assets, according to a 2012 study for the National Bureau of Economic Research. Meanwhile, debt among…
One of the most important goals of this blog is to bring information and new perspectives in terms of savings, investment and strategies to a safe (and eventually) early retirement. This is not meant to be financial advice. In a way, is more like bringing important topics to discuss for information and education purposes. Recently…