Educator FI
Financial Independence For Educators
I remember being a new teacher, earning that entry level salary while being deep in debt. I loved the job but wasn't sure it would ever pay enough. I worried about money as much as I worried …
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In preparation for this post, I reviewed last year's goals round-up, in which I said "2019 was one of the best years of my life!" Wow, what a difference one year makes. Collectively, 2020 was one …
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Last week I made a big announcement: I’m leaving my job. It’s FIOR time. We hit financial independence a full 7 years earlier than we first guessed five years ago, and more than a full year earlier …
Financial independence gives you choices. Now, I’ve made a huge one. One I never thought I’d make. After dedicating more than 20 years of my life to education, I’m walking away. At least …
2020 has been a year, and I think most of us are glad to see it go. As I look forward to a better future, I’m thrilled to end this year with a post focused on giving. I’m proud to announce that in …
Books make the best gift. There is nothing like opening a new book knowing that someone thought you might enjoy it. Giving someone a great book is handing them growth potential or hours of …
