Mr. Money Mustache has a blog that talks about his money saving habits that led to him retiring in his mid-thirties in 2005. In many ways, he embodies the spirit that those who wish to retire early should strive for. His biggest pieces of advice are to live well below your means, save aggressively, and invest in boring but...
@Constitution I couldn't agree more. 1 July marks 6 years for me, and I was planning a big pat-myself-on-the-back post to celebrate both the longevity milestone, as well as passing the $500k mark.
I've created /m/financialindependence for the Financial Independence / Retire Early (FI/RE) community. A great place to discuss investment strategies to build wealth for early retirement, and where's I started when learning to invest several years ago.
I've created a clone of my favorite subreddit for those that want an alternative to reddit and wish to continue sharing their savings updates, challenges, and post-retirement insights.
Mr. Money Mustache is a must-read resource on how you can start planning to retire early! (www.mrmoneymustache.com)
Mr. Money Mustache has a blog that talks about his money saving habits that led to him retiring in his mid-thirties in 2005. In many ways, he embodies the spirit that those who wish to retire early should strive for. His biggest pieces of advice are to live well below your means, save aggressively, and invest in boring but...
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