Educator FI
Financial Independence For Educators
Understanding your money (personal finance) is key to building wealth. While a lucky few may become rich accidentally, for most of us it requires knowledge, effort and intentionality. You'll find debt strategies, income, savings, financial goals, and general personal finance.
I just finished watching Stage 2 of the Tour De France. I won't go too sports geek here - but Mathieu van der Poel won the stage with an incredible effort at the finish. Watching him, I was sure …
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It’s been a bit since I’ve published, and I miss it! Running a school during pandemic times is really hectic, and I’m focusing almost all of my energy there until the end of this school year. The …
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I first published this post over two years ago. Now is the time of year when lots of teachers are getting their first administrative job, so it seems like a great time to put it out there again. I …
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For the past three years, I've set a theme for the year related to our financial journey. Last year, it was optimism over cynicism. This year's theme of Do Not Fear Change is appropriate with all the …
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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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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