Educator FI | Financial Independence from an Educator Perspective

2020 Qtr 1 Goal Review : Optimism Over Cynicism

It’s a strange time to be doing a financial review. Yet, much of my progress in life is the result of continually moving forward even in the face of challenge. So, we gritted our teeth and did our quarterly review…

An Educator Investing Order of Operations

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We’ve got some great investing options, but the variety can be confusing. Learn the order I use when choosing where to invest my money.

Pandemic, Priorities, and Public Service

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We are in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. The world has changed very quickly. Normally, I stick purely to financial topics. I hope you’ll forgive me a short pause while I, and we all, wrestle with our current situation.

It’s Okay to Start Small and Build Over Time.

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The comedian Lewis Black claims aneurysms are caused by hearing something really stupid that gets stuck in your head. Recently, I think I read my future aneurysm…

We Chose Mortgage Freedom Over Optimization

It may be mathematically optimal to invest, but there are good reasons to pay off your mortgage. Here’s why we chose mortgage freedom.

Don’t Be Afraid To Switch School Districts

Change can be hard. Teachers often stay in one school and miss out on financial and professional opportunities. Don’t be afraid of switching school districts!

Assistant Principal Interview Questions, Answers, and Tips

The assistant principalship is a great entry into school administration. It provides a good balance of leadership while staying connected with students. The job market is competitive. This post will help you get hired.