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Your Money Matters: How to plan for retirement if your job doesn’t offer a 401(k)
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>> ALL RIGHT. THANKS SO MUCH FOR WELL, IN THE MIDDAY FIX, IF YOU'RE A NON-TRADITIONAL WORKER LIKE A FREELANCER, ENTREPRENEUR OR INFLUENCE ARE PLANNING FOR RETIREMENT IS A BIT MORE CHALLENGING THOSE JOBS TYPICALLY DON'T OFFER A 4, 1, K, BUT WE'VE GOT AN EXPERT HERE, RICHARD. SHE WAS A FINANCIAL LIFESTYLE EXPERT WITH FIRST CAPITAL WEALTH MANAGEMENT GROUP HERE WITH SOME TIPS ON HOW TO BUILD A RETIREMENT FUND. >> RICHARD, THANKS SO MUCH FOR JOINING US. IT'S GREAT TO HAVE YOU HERE. GOOD TO BE HERE. FOR HAVING ME. ABSOLUTELY. AND AS WE WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT, YOU KNOW, POST PANDEMIC, A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE NOT GONE BACK TO THEIR TRADITIONAL JOBS AND ARE PROBABLY EXPERIENCING THE FREEDOM OF BEING THEIR OWN BOSS PER SE. BUT A LOT OF FUNDAMENTAL AND FOUNDATIONAL STRUCTURES THAT WERE IN PLACE TO HELP THEM SAVE ARE NOT THERE. SOME. CAN. HOW CAN WE HELP WELL, IT'S A BIG DEAL AND A LOT OF PEOPLE RIGHT NOW ARE STRUGGLING WITH THAT. >> AND THERE'S A THERE ARE ANSWERS TO IT. OBVIOUSLY, IF IF YOU'VE LEFT YOUR. PREVIOUS EMPLOYER, WHETHER BY CHOICE OR BY FORCE AND THERE'S MONEY ON THE TABLE.
I YEAR-OLD FOR ONE K ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS YOU WANT TO DO IS TAKE IT WITH YOU. MEAN, LITERALLY TAKE THE MONEY WITH YOU RIGHT BUT ROLL THAT YOUR OWN NEW. I WRITE YOU CAN DO THAT WITHOUT ANY COST OR ANY TAX LIABILITY AND THE COOL THING ABOUT IT IS IT KEEPS YOU IN THAT STRUCTURE, OK? BECAUSE YOU'VE GOT THE LIMITATIONS OF WHAT YOU CAN PUT IN PER YEAR, WHICH WAS SIMILAR TO WHEN YOU HAD A 4, ONE K AND YOUR OLD EMPLOYER.
BUT THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS WHEN YOU IF YOU LEFT DURING THE PANDEMIC OR POST-PANDEMIC, WERE YOU AND YOU WALK AWAY FROM THAT ORGANIZATION AND TAKE THE MONEY WITH YOU BY ROLLING IT INTO A NEW HIGHER RATE OF YOUR OWN TO TRADITIONAL OR ROTH. IT DOESN'T MATTER. IT JUST DEPENDS ON THAT, SIR. THAT'S KIND OF A TAX QUESTION. AND SOME I RECOMMEND THAT A PERSON LOOK AT WHERE THEY ARE. THEY'RE GOING TO BE SELF EMPLOYED. THEN THEIR THEIR TAX BRACKETS CHANGING IMMEDIATELY. THEY'VE BEEN EMPLOYED AT A COMPANY AND NOW THEY'RE GOING TO BE SELF EMPLOYED. THEIR TAX BRACKETS AND ALL THAT WILL BE DIFFERENT. SO THEY NEED TO LOOK AT WHAT'S RIGHT FOR THEM.
AND THAT'S WHERE THE TECH SECTOR ADVICE COMES INTO PLAY. SO EITHER ONE AS GOOD AS BUT TO YOUR POINT EARLIER, AS LONG AS YOU'RE PUTTING SOME STRUCTURE BACK IN AND SAVING. OKAY. AND THEN WHAT SOMEONE WHO IS SELF EMPLOYED OR A BUSINESS OWNER AND THEY DON'T HAVE. >> ANY EMPLOYEE SITS JUST JUST THEM, THOUGH. WELL, THERE'S A COUPLE OF OPTIONS THAT CAN DO A SOLO FOR ONE K THAT CAN DO WHAT'S CALLED THE SEP. AND EXCEPT IT'S GOT A COUPLE OF DIFFERENT GUIDELINES. BUT IN THE CASES OF THE SOLO FOR ONE K I A STRONG ADVOCATE OF THAT. IF YOU HAVE A SMALL BUSINESS AND IT'S JUST YOU AND MAYBE A SPOUSE WHO MAY QUALIFY. OKAY. IT'S A GREAT TOOL TO USE ON THAT. DOES HAVE YOU KNOW, LIMITATIONS IN TERMS OF HOW MUCH YOU CAN PUT AWAY FOR YEAR. BUT AGAIN, IT GOES BACK TO WHAT YOU WERE SAYING BEFORE. IT'S ABOUT THE MUSCLE MEMORY OF HAVING THE STRUCTURE AND YOU CAN CREATE THOSE ON YOUR BY CREATING A SOLO FOR ONE K. AND WOULD YOU SAY THAT FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE SELF EMPLOYED IN OUT HERE DOING THEIR OWN THING.
IS IT STILL POSSIBLE SAVE AS MUCH AS YOU WOULD, EVEN IF YOU WERE A PART OF A TRADITIONAL, YOU KNOW, WORKSPACE. SO HERE'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU WORK FOR BIG COMPANIES FOREIGN ORGANIZATION, WGN OR ANY OTHERS. AND THERE'S A 4, ONE K PLANS PART OF YOUR RETIREMENT PLANNING. YOU'RE CONTRIBUTING AND THE COMPANY IN MOST CASES, THEY'RE MATCHING TO SOME EXTENT. THAT GOES AWAY. WHEN YOU LEAVE IN TERMS OF THE COMPANY MATCHING BECAUSE NOW YOU'RE THE SO THAT'S WHERE IT'S REALLY CRITICALLY IMPORTANT TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE STILL CONTRIBUTING AS LONG AS YOU CAN TO THAT MAXIMUM THAT YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE.
SO YES, THE SIMPLE ANSWER IS THERE'S STILL THAT OPPORTUNITY. IN FACT, IN SOME CASES, IT'S EVEN BETTER BECAUSE YOU HAVE MORE CONTROL AND YOU CAN USE SOME OF THE BOTH TAX DEFERRED AND TAX FREE TOOLS TO GET TO THAT POINT DOWN THE ROAD, OK? AND THEN WHY IS IT SO IMPORTANT? AS WE'RE TALKING ABOUT RETIREMENT SAVINGS? YOU KNOW, OBVIOUSLY THE SOONER YOU START THE BETTER. BUT FOR SOMEONE WHO SAYS IT'S JUST TOO LATE FOR ME, YOU KNOW, WOULD YOU EVER SAY THAT TO ANYBODY IN NOW? TOO LATE BECAUSE THERE'S A COUPLE WAYS THAT THAT WE LOOK AT IT. ONE IS IT'S NEVER TOO LATE FOR YOU TO START BECAUSE YOU ALWAYS CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SOME OF THE AFTER TAX TOOLS TO USE. BUT IT'S NEVER TOO LATE FOR THOSE WHO CARE ABOUT BECAUSE AT THE END OF THE DAY, SAVINGS IS PASSES CAME. SO IF YOU'RE PUTTING MONEY AWAY, SOMEBODY IS GOING TO BENEFIT FROM THAT. IT MAY NOT DIRECTLY BE YOU, BUT IT MAY BE PART OF YOUR LEGACY. WE HAVE JUST UNDER A MINUTE LEFT. RICHARD, IS THERE ANY LESS POINTS TO BITS THAT YOU WANT TO, YOU KNOW, JUST GET ACROSS THE FOLKS BEFORE WE WRAP UP, WE'RE GOING TO YOUR ORIGINAL QUESTION AND YOUR SECONDARY QUESTION ABOUT CAN YOU DO IT? ARE YOU TOO OLD? YOU'RE NEVER TOO OLD.
START WHERE YOU ARE. MAKE SURE THAT YOU BASE IT ON YOUR BUDGET SO THAT YOU CAN CONTINUE TO DO IT. SO LIKE WORKING OUT AND, YOU KNOW, WE ALL KNOW THIS. YOU GET TO THAT PLAN ON THE LOSE WEIGHT, GET BETTER SHAPE AND YOU TRY TO DO TOO MUCH AT ONE TIME BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T LOOK AT YOUR BUDGET OF YOUR TIME. IN THIS CASE WHEN IT COMES YOUR FINANCIAL BUDGET, THE SAME THING APPLIES, START SAVING. LOOK AT YOUR BUDGET, DETERMINE WHAT YOU CAN DO AND THEN BE ABLE TO STICK TO IT. THAT'S PROBABLY MY BIGGEST TIP IS JUST JUST SAFE. ALWAYS SAY MY WIFE AND I TALK ABOUT THIS ALL THE TIME. ARE WE SAVING WE AS AS PROFESSIONALS TO THE SAME THING. SO TO THE CONSUMER JUST START WHERE YOU ARE AND THEN BE ABLE TO BUILD AND GO FORWARD. ALL RIGHT. ONE OF MY MODELS PENNIES ADD UP, SAY SURE.
ALL RIGHT. YES, THANKS SO MUCH, RICHARD. WE APPRECIATE YOU BEING ON THE SHOW. THANK YOU. CAN GET MORE INFORMATION AT FIRST SEE IG DOT COM OR FOLLOW THEM ON SOCIAL MEDIA. AGAIN, RICHER THANK YOU SO MUCH. WE APPRECIATE .
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How We Retired Early With $540K At 40 In Colorado
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I started getting
diagnosed with some fairly serious medical
ailments. I just began to realize
that I had been working for a retirement that I
may never enjoy. We just knew we wanted
the freedom to make our own choices with our
time. And that's where
financial independence came in. Then it turned
into how fast can we do this? Let's get it done
as fast as we can. We started to accumulate
real estate in the vein of let's have an
additional source of income besides my job. We accumulated 19 units
over the span of just from 2016 to 2019. I'm Debbie and I'm Chris. We are 43 and live in
Colorado and retired by the age of 40. I never wanted to be a
millionaire. That was never a goal,
even, you know, now in my forties, I just wanted
to have enough money to be able to pay my bills. When I was 21, 22,
somewhere in there, I remember reading The
Millionaire Next Door. It was eye opening to me
because the stories they highlighted in that book
were very similar to what we do. Once it became in
that realm of reality that I could maybe be a
millionaire, then I did become fascinated with
the idea of being a millionaire in both
healthy and unhealthy ways.
Once Debbie left her
job, we're now completely dependent on my job. Honestly, like, I'm sure
there was more than this, but I tell the story
that basically I just stopped going to Subway. Obviously, that's not
the whole case, but that's all it really
felt like. Once we started tracking
our spending a little bit better with budgeting, I
was the guy that was always trying to turn
the knob down on our spending. Chris used to think it
was fun to like try to spend $100 a month on
groceries and just eat what came out of the
pantry.
So we both kind of had
this thought, what if you want to leave your job
someday? That thought easily
turned into how can we use our money to buy us
more time? I was mainly hearing a
lot of stories about rental real estate. Some people were were
building mega empires with rental real estate.
I wasn't looking to do that. I just wanted to
have additional income. And in the in the
process of going from we don't know anything
about being landlords and real estate owners to
let's buy our first property, I scoured the
Internet and spent a lot of time listening to
podcasts, watching YouTube videos, reading
blogs and forums.
And we got this like
eight and a half by eleven vision board type
of thing. So it was just something
that we could write on with chalk that we had
in our kitchen that would remind us of our goals. And, and as I was
writing those goals down, I believe we had like by
the end of 2016, we were going to have two
properties and by the end of 2017 we were going to
have four properties. We were getting
properties that other people didn't want. There was something that
was a bit of an ugly duckling about them. For me, a very difficult
part of this was a lot of elbow grease, fixing up
the ugly things, working on the houses, getting
smoke, smells out, painting everything,
tearing a bunch of flooring out. I'm
spending full days over there. Chris is getting
off work. He's spending nights and
weekends over at these rental properties to get
them ready for tenants and make them nice
places to live.
And as we were doing
that, I'm still saving 50 to 60% of our income
through my paycheck. All the extra money we
weren't spending out of your paycheck was going
toward buying more rental homes. All of the cash
flow we were getting from rentals was going toward
buying more rental homes. We accumulated 19 units
over the span of just from 2016 to 2019.
So it was a pretty
pretty fast and furious four years. We actually ended up
reaching fire at least three years earlier than
we had projected. So gross income from our
rental properties can vary based on vacancy,
capital expenditure, rehab, repairs, those
kinds of things. But it is between 8 to
10000 per month and our net income from our
rental properties is between 4 to 6000 a
month. So the money we live off
of comes purely from our real estate investments. We do have mortgages on
all of our rental properties that we
consider business debt. Our tenants pay those
mortgages for us essentially, and rents
continue to rise as they do so as the mortgage
goes down. Right now, our
investments look like we have about $350,000 in a
combination of traditional IRAs and
Roth IRAs and a brokerage account, $35,000 set
aside in a 529 account for our girls and
another $20,000 in bonds.
The insurance that she
sells for one month a year provides that extra
cushion of safety or comfort, as well as some
other discretionary spending. Our budget now
in FIRE, it looks very similar to what it was
pre FIRE in that none of our categories really
went any different direction except for
travel. We usually have about
$10,000 in our travel budget over the course
of any time, and it's more than we spend. Instead of having a job
where I would work 48 weeks a year and have
four weeks off, I would say now that I work
probably four weeks a year and have 48 weeks
off.
And we found in our lives
that meaning and purpose are important to our
emotional and physical health. And part of that
is around work. We are really enjoying
having this freedom of time to make
connections, to travel and explore. Our
daughters are getting older whether we like it
or not. They'll be graduating
and I'm excited to be a part of of their lives
as they move forward into their next chapters and
have the abundance of time to be able to be in
their lives as much as they will allow us or as
much as as feels comfortable.
I think when we were
searching for financial independence, what we
wanted was freedom and independence from having
to go to a place and do with things someone else
told us to do. And we still want that
and we value that. But I think what we
found through it is a much deeper, fuller,
richer life..
Retirement Planning FACTORS | Age and Income
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what to look for when selecting the right
retirement plan so age is a big factor when it comes to deciding which plan is right for you
if you're offered a pension that's fantastic not many companies do offer those nowadays however
if you have the benefit of getting one then yes take it but I also think you should also have a
retirement plan in addition to your pension just to diversify your savings another situation to
consider is your financial situation so someone with a higher income level is most likely going
to want to prefer choosing their own retirement plan because then they're going to be able to
not only write off those contributions but also distribute it later in life so it maximizes their
potential to not incur penalties or other taxable income kind of situations essentially the more
money you make you're looking for more write-offs you're looking to claim less you're looking to
you know have security but you got to be a little more deaf and clever in how you're taking your
distributions so to not trigger taxable events
I Turned This Cash-Only Savings Hack Into An $850K Business
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I just remember, like,
wondering how I was going to make it through the
next month. Like had a degree, no
job, student loan debt hanging over my head,
credit card debt hanging over my head. And
January 1st came and I was like, I will never
be in this position again. And that's when I
started researching ways to budget and I found
cash budgeting. I started budgeting at
the beginning of the year and started throwing it
on social media to keep myself accountable. I started the business
after my tiktoks went viral. I was like, okay,
well, people are actually interested in this
because finances come off really boring to me and
for some reason people were engaging.
Our
internet will be receiving $20. My name is Jasmine
Taylor. I'm 31 from Amarillo, Texas, and my
business brought in over $800,000 last year. You implement cash
stuffing with it by budgeting the money
literally and physically with the cash. So that
means you start to budget with whatever your
paycheck number is and you give every dollar a
place down to zero. The first product we
sold was just a simple budget binder so you
could buy a binder, pick your cover, add your
name, and then choose six categories. And then we
moved on to adding in different savings
challenges. This one's pretty cute with the
piggies and the wallets, and I also like fries
before guys, we are out of stock a lot and out
of stock on our website doesn't mean that we're
out of stock in our warehouse. We stock enough items
that we can pack and ship out that same week. People are literally
waiting on the site at midnight on Saturday
night like waiting for the restock. Last week,
our $1,500 savings challenge sold out in
like six minutes.
I honestly didn't have
any expectations. I just went into it
hoping that I would make my money back. But I had
no idea. Even to this day,
sometimes I wake up and I'm like, What is
happening? I believe that my mindset changed in
December of 2020. I had just got through
Christmas and my sister died probably four years
previous, so I've been full time taking care of
my niece that works with me now. I was working at
the freestanding emergency room and then
I lost that job actually over the holidays. When you finally get
access to money, at least in my circumstance,
everything I wanted, I wanted to buy it. I have
bipolar disorder. So at the beginning of
my journey, I understood that a lot of my impulse
spending was tied to that.
I started tracking my
expenses and being really diligent about budgeting
and cash stuffing. I was not only able to
change my finances, but I was able to change my
mindset and my relationship with money. I have a bill checking
account. Right? So in that
checking account, there's already next month's
bills. So when you see me cash
stuffing on camera, that's for the next
month. So the first day of the
month, I go and deposit everything I've cashed
up into the bill account. And as the month goes
on, everything is direct deposited. The first
time I had been able to save $1,000, like I'd
never been able to hold on to $1,000. It really empowered me
more than anything else was. Okay, well, you did
that. What else can we do? It went crazy viral. And I was like, well,
I'll be back tomorrow with another one. I knew the stimulus
check was coming and I literally just went for
it. And so I went and bought
me a cricut and I bought the supplies for the
cricut, the mats and stuff like that.
And I
put the rest into inventory, into
purchasing my Shopify plan for the next couple
of months, some shipping supplies and that's it. It was pretty much gone. So in February of 2022,
I realized we needed help. We were working
like 18, 19 hour days trying to get custom
orders out, and we were burnt out. And it got to
the point where I couldn't hardly restock
the site because we couldn't keep up with
the orders. Right now I have three
contracted employees and they do crafting, so
they help me make envelopes. They help
make savings challenges as well as one of the
ladies comes here and she helps me pack orders
because we're now packing 700 – 800 orders a week
and it is pretty tedious. For example, our
customers can pick the cover that they want and
then they customize the envelopes inside to fit
their needs. So different people
choose different titles. You can pick the color,
the font on the envelopes. Monday
through Friday I pretty much come in admin,
catch up on anything that's happening that's
crazy that I need to fix.
We go to the back pack
orders, unbox inventory and we do that until 8
or 9 and then I come up here and if I'm going to
do lives or whatever, I do those if I need to
film YouTube content, I'll do that. Saturdays
and Sundays we all come in and we heavily pack
orders. A lot of the income that
I was making. I was very diligent
about throwing it towards debt. I invest some in
my future and the form of a 401K, pay my bills
with it, give myself spending money and put
some towards savings challenges.
So the same
stuff that I teach my audience I still use in
my daily life. We don't have an issue
bringing in customers. Our issue is honestly
that we can't fulfill more orders. We are shooting for $1
million at the end of 2023 and we are going to
get it. I'm believing that we're
going to get there. I've never had a problem
betting on myself.
You've got to be willing
to bet on yourself. If you don't how can you
expect anybody else to?.
Will your super be enough for retirement? Part 1 | 7.30
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Millionaire Grant Sabatier Reacts: Early Retirement With $2.2 Million To Live In Portugal
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Hi, I'' m Give Sabatier, the creator of
Millennial Cash as well as the writer of Financial Freedom. And also today I'' m mosting likely to see this video clip,
“” Exactly how we retired early with $2.2 million to take a trip the world.”” I'' ve never seen it previously, and I'' m going to offer my response. See to it you similar to this video and subscribe to see even more of these response videos. Ready to rock and also roll? All right, let'' s do it. Pumped for this.'Because we ' ve been retired, I have been able to take a lot of time to do the important things that I wanted to do. And also that ' s the reason we began in our low cost of living nation, because they provided us a really excellent insight of where our cash is going to obtain us. Are they in Portugal? We really felt that we could readjust effectively as well as be able to live, retired this way. Points simply formed as well as we'' re. able to do more points instead of being caught up in the entire daily grind. Good work. The way of life … Relocated to Portugal. Yeah, I was right. I'' m Dianne and also I ' m Guillermo.And I was 47 when we achieved FIRE And I was 44 when I achieved FIRE. We had conserved up $2.2 million as well as chose.
to travel the globe in search of our permanently home. Portugal'' s like dishonesty when it comes.
to FIRE since I assume the cost of living is probably like 25% to 30% what.
If they'' ve saved$ 2.2 million, that. Dianne and also Guillermo have a.
lot great deal money cash conserved for for their journey.
established a little actual estate team in the USA, Northern Virginia,.
D.C.Metro location
. I was in the telecom market for over.
Two decades Did 4 years in the military in the.
Militaries. So I matured in Northern Virginia. It'' s one of the fastest expanding genuine. estate markets in the nation. I'' m guessing that in addition to obtaining.
nice huge compensations on her sales, she likewise spent in a pair investment.
residential properties. I'' m thrilled to see if that'' s the case. In 2018, our net worth was$ 2.2 million.
USD as well as currently today in 2022, our net well worth is $2.6 million.
There you go. That'' s an important point.They retired in 2018 as well as they'' ve been.
advancing market in background. And I started purchasing 2010 as well as simply.
the development of my financial investments from 2018 to 2022 has in fact outpaced theirs. They'' ve been able to take benefit.
of that uncommon opportunity. Whereas if you retire at the right time.
and also then your portfolio expands at 20% or 30% right after you retire, you have a.
lot more alternatives. My stepmother in fact was detected.
with cancer cells and also my mommy finished up having to look after.
them together with myself. As well as the week that he died, my.
mommy was detected with cancer cells. I invested even more than a year dealing with.
her. And also I realized despite the fact that I'' d constantly. wished to retire prior to 50, I just didn'' t also desire to wait any type of longer. I started actually having a look at our.
numbers.I began speaking with a monetary. expert.
I found the FIRE neighborhood and also I showed up.
It sounds like Dianne'' s actually. And also in truth, my spouse might care less.
concerning money or FIRE or economic freedom, but she was excited around.
It'' s important to keep in mind that it'' s a lot. Our strategy was to remain two years in each.
country to explore as well as see if we can locate our forever home in each country.So we did 3 years in Mexico due to the fact that of. the pandemic.
There was one added year that would.
keep. Afterwards, we wished to check out more of.
Europe. We have our money mostly in an actual.
estate market as well as in Roth IRAs. We put on'' t actually have an economic.
expert, and also we also have cash in brokerage accounts and also in high.
investment financial savings accounts. I wish they get right into their specifics of.
their realty financial investments. That'' s the initial thing that they provided. And also then the second was Roth IRAs, and also.
after that the last was brokerage. My guess is that they have a couple of.
rental buildings and also they'' re making some cash that way. Along with the cash that we conserved.
up for retired life, we kept three rental properties.Yes.
in Virginia as part of our.
investment portfolio. So we in fact offered a property in.
Alexandria, Virginia, that we were living in. I transformed $120,000 on that particular.
residential property. We acquired one in Gainesville that we.
stayed in for a number of years, which'' s one that we converted right into one.
Right here'' s one of the blunders they made. It'' s one of the fastest appreciating.
markets in the nation, extremely close to National Airport in DC, best throughout.
the Potomac River from D.C. And Alexandria building is something, at.
least in their situation, I'' d advise they hang on to as a leasing for as long as.
feasible. It'' s a lot more valuable dangling on.
it as a service for the following 20, thirty years than it was marketing for $100,000 to.
$ 150,000 in profit.So our common expenses in the United States before. We have actually just been in Portugal about 6.
months currently. So they'' re still residing in a high,.
expensive location for much less than $100,000 a year, but certainly cutting their.
costs considerably. My hunch is they can have FIRE'' d perhaps. 3, 4 or 5 years earlier. And also I ask yourself why they in fact made a decision.
to be more conservative.I invested time
in Lisbon myself, and also. it was tough to invest cash there. Especially when you can eat those fresh. sardines for like EUR1 per bushel and also
get a container of white wine for EUR2 or less. So I ' m in fact interested just how they ' re. spending a lot money unless they have a really baller house, which it doesn ' t. appear like from this video clip they have.
That understands, possibly they ' ve got some. secret splurges and they ' re really right into scuba diving or something. I ' ve been getting right into crypto,'so I may. be finding out regarding that even more or heading out as well as taking different lessons. whether it ' s languages or scuba'diving or yoga exercise. Oh, look at that. Diving. He called it. Something that'' s going on that we function.
into our daily regimens. Now, we'' re ruling out relocating.
back to the US.But something we'' ve discovered in life is.
never state never. So we'' re really looking extra at Eastern. Europe, Southeast Asia, potentially South America. And we'' ll proceed our.
journeys until we locate our little item of heaven. Yeah, they'' re feeling really
favorable. today because their investment portfolio has actually grown over $400,000 given that.
they reached FIRE and also retired early in 2018. They have a YouTube channel that'' s. most likely making some cash. Therefore they'' re expressing this incredibly.
favorable reaction. After having that development, their.
portfolios probably dropped about 20% this year, which is much more than.
would certainly have appreciated.So I ' d be interested to see if they ' re. still inevitably feeling by doing this, however in general, they ' re in a truly fantastic. setting.
The biggest point is maintain discovering,.
keep an open mind. You don'' t need to choose your for life.
home. And also in truth, maybe you should toss that.
suggestion out the window. They have tremendous flexibility and.
flexibility. They spend their time doing things.
that they like. They like discovering new points. You can truly do that throughout the.
world. With 1 being terrible, 10 being fantastic. I'' m going to clock Dianne as well as Guillermo.
at a solid 8.75. I believe they'' ve done quite a lot.
everything right. And in truth, perhaps way too much right. And also I would motivate them not to be too.
beholden to their spreadsheets and maybe take a bit a lot more dangers in their.
life.Maybe invest
a little bit even more money, if.
Well, that'' s about it. For even more terrific video clips, make certain you.
subscribe below to CNBC Keep it. Take a look at my book, “” Financial Freedom,””.
available on Amazon or your neighborhood book shop. And take a look at.
MillennialMoney.com to find out how to make, conserve as well as invest more money so you.
can construct a life you enjoy.
I'' m Dianne as well as I ' m Guillermo.And I was 47 when we attained FIRE And I was 44 when I attained FIRE. It'' s one of the fastest growing genuine. Below'' s one of the blunders they made. I ' m actually interested exactly how they ' re. That understands, maybe they ' ve obtained some.
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