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How to Stay on Track to Reach Early Retirement
Not sure how the rest will manage working for an extra 25 years, we are out on early retirement in 6 years. At least that's the goal. Will we reach $5 million? Maybe or maybe not, at least we have a goal versus no goal at all.
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How to Set Up $2.5M Financial Goal in 2026
Coming off of 2020-2021 with $200k net worth increases year over year, the market slowed drastically for 2022 and 2023. 2024-2028 is looking promising for stocks. With my estimation holding at an average of 18% annually. Translation. It's still a great time to invest for the future. Even if there are down times here and there.
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This ChatGPT Inspired Stock Portfolio is Beating Average Investors?!
ChatGPT is beating the SP500?! Well time to consider going beyond the index and chill model.
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You Now Need $100,000 Salary to Become Millionaire in 2025
More People Should Build Wealth. It's Easier than You Think. Most Millennials Can and Should Consider Becoming Millionaires. It starts with $100k.
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How We Use Money While the March Market Take Hits
The market is in full meltdown mode. Buy the dip in March 2025 but where is the end? Time to use money wisely. It's costing the average household an extra $10,000 per year to keep up from 2019. The real question is, are you using your money?
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How to Play Financial Chess by Generation
Reaching 40 is an interesting psychological and financial chess game. Your body feels different, and your bank account still isn’t heavy. It’s a near-cosmic awareness of your mortality with a dash of existential dread—the feeling that you forgot to grab something from the grocery store but can’t remember. Every Saturday, I can expect to spend anywhere from $200-$300 just by stepping out the door. Two drinks, a shareable appetizer, and two entrees will run you an easy $140 plus 10% sales tax and +15% gratuity. At this rate, I’m convinced that gratuity is a bougie way to say more fees. The grocery store run is becoming a new ‘Price is…
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How to Retire at 50 pt. 3: Our Top Three Locations for Where to Retire
While retirement seems miles away, my wife and I daydream about our exit strategy. From the freedom from deadlines, managers, and stressing out about money, we are ready to trade for hobbies and adventures.
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How to Retire at 50 Pt. 2: Probabilities of Success
Retirement might seem a long way off, but you are better off planning as soon as possible. While everyone will retire one day, I’m more concerned with the probability of staying retired successfully. In the last blog post, Time to Retire Early at 50, I covered why my wife and I set our exit target after 2032 (seven years). It’s an expedited runway compared to the average retirement age of 62. For me, this means I’m getting out 12 years early. My wife will be getting out nearly 20 years early or even 25 years from her original expectations. With that said, I didn’t get a chance to dive into…
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Time to Retire Early at 50!
I've never seen people retire early. Let alone successfully. Where I'm from most work until their body give out. I won't. I'm out at 50.
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Tracking our Investment Portfolio from Zero to $4 Million
When it comes to building an investment portfolio, start where you are. Better yet, start right now.
