Educator FI
Financial Independence For Educators
Are you new to financial independence (FI)? These posts will provide an overview of the key components. You'll be prepared to start building your path to financial independence.
You can start with the Primer, or choose a category to jump right in. If at any time you need help, just contact me.
It’s been a minute since I’ve written an entirely personal finance article. So, today I’m going to focus on the topic of liquid net worth. What is liquid net worth? More importantly, why should it …
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Sinking funds are a simple, but powerful, personal finance tool. Today, I’ll share some personal finance sinking fund examples so you can implement this powerful practice. Except for a very brief …
Are you relatively new to financial independence and investing? Sometimes, you’ll see people throw around terms casually that might not be immediately clear. In this post, I’m going to provide a quick …
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Everything I read assumes I already know so much! What kind of savings accounts should I use and for what? It seems like people are stashing money all over the place. - Reader (Permission to use name …
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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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