Inflation is back, baby! The last time inflation was this bad, I was literally a toddler. Here’s ten ways I fight inflation my family’s budget.
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Want to Reach FIRE? Here’s Your Diet
Want to learn more about the only diet that will lead to FIRE (financial independence and early retirement)? Check out today’s post where you’ll find all my tips and tricks for eating well… oops I meant just eating… on a strict budget.
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Damaging The Movement I Love – The Problem With FIRE Stereotypes and The Mainstream Media
I have been interested in FIRE (financial independence, retire early) since before it was called FIRE. And it breaks my heart to hear people say that they think the movement isn’t for them, and it’s only for white male software engineers. Or only for those that earn a high income. I’ve been pursuing FI for […]
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Money In Your 30’s – Women on FIRE – My Early Retirement Journey
It’s time to talk about money in your 30’s. Today I have a special interview with My Early Retirement Journey, a single woman in her 30’s talking about her money and her journey to financial freedom. She has some questions for you on how to figure out what you want to do after you’re financially independent – and do you know anyone seeking student loan forgiveness? Stop on in, read more, and help her out!
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Women on FIRE – Catherine from Sisters for FI
Today I’ve got another great Women on FIRE interview to share with all of you. Catherine reached out after seeing my interview with Angela from Tread Lightly, Retire Early, and I’m glad she did! She had a breadwinning mom (the way into my heart!) and just recently started off on her personal FIRE journey. Catherine has […]
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Women on FIRE – Jenny
She’s a single woman living in Atlanta, working toward financial freedom in her 50’s after getting a later start. I love getting to feature so many different stories here on the site, and as you read, you’ll see that Jenny hasn’t had the easiest time in life. But she hasn’t let life circumstances get her down – she keeps pursuing financial freedom in the way that she wants to.
