Dave from Minimalism and Your Money stops by to tell his story. A two educator household in a HCOL area dealing with daycare costs and student loans – and making progress! Read more…
Educators on FIOR (Financial Independence Optional Retirement)
Educators seeking financial independence tell their story. If you're interested in submitting an interview, check out the series and send me a note.
Educator on FIOR Interview 8 – Diana (District Admin)
Diana from freefunfamily.com shares her story of a family living in a high-cost area making financial progress on one educator income!
Educator on FIOR Interview 7: @REdeFImoney (High School Teacher)
A two educator family uses hustle and the principles of financial independence to build a family and a bright future. Read their inspiring story…
Educator on FIOR Interview 6: Mae (Asst. Principal)
This week, we interview our first school administrator. She’s an assistant principal attacking credit card debt and physical fitness on her way to financial independence.
Educator on FIOR Interview 5: Savvy History (Middle School Teacher)
What do you get when you combine the myth of poor teacher with the myth of the starving artist? In today’s interview you get Savvy History busting both!
Educator on FIOR Interview 4: Frogdancer Jones (High School)
In today’s interview, the Educator on FIRE series goes international! Learn about Frogdancer Jones and her path to financial independence!
Educator on FIOR Interview 3: EconTeach (High school teacher)
A high school teacher taking charge of her finances AND teaching economics to her students. Read her story!
Educator on FIOR Interview 2: Joy (Ed. Assistant)
Joy, a career education assistant who never earned more than $30k in her day job, shares her path to financial independence.
Educator on FIOR Interview 1: CJ (High School Teacher)
The very first in our Educator on FI/RE interview series. Today, we hear the story of CJ, a high school teacher newly seeking financial independence.
Announcing New Interview Series: Educators On FI/RE
We all learn best from a variety of experiences and approaches. I’m excited to announce a new series featuring the learnings and questions of educators on the path to FI.
