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Financial Independence For Educators
Here comes 2019! 2018 was our first full year on the path to financial independence (FI) and it was a great one. We’re determined to make 2019 even better. And, if you’ve read anything of …
Continue Reading about 2019 FI Goals: Getting Better Every Year →
The word investing causes some people to break out in hives. For many, it simply seems like wizardry. Still others believe it’s all a scam or gambling, or only for sophisticated money gurus. This …
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This is the penultimate post in our FI Basics series. If you are already very familiar with basic financial independence (FI) concepts, you may want to give this one a skip. The two most recent …
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Wow, it’s been just over a year since we started our FI journey. I’ll never forget that first weekend of talking, planning, and setting goals. It was a time of intensity and excitement. Since …
Continue Reading about Looking Back on Success: 2018 Goal Review →
This post continues my FI Basics series for those new to financial independence. If you haven’t had a chance yet, you can check out the two most recent posts Two Numbers to Track Immediately and …
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Recently, a friend asked me a question: “What should I get my kid’s teacher? All these articles talk about gifts teachers hate and I don’t want to offend anyone.” She was referring to those …
Continue Reading about “You are Important to Me” : Gifts and Appreciation →
