If you’ve been reading our blog for a while, you may remember we set ourselves a retirement date of the 1st of July, 2023 (there’s a countdown to that date in the sidebar).
We did admit more recently that the goal of 2023 was now off the table and we still haven’t set ourselves a new goal. I forgot, however, that back when we did set our retirement date, I added some Google Calendar events to our shared calendars – a countdown if you will. Continue reading
What is the ultimate goal of pursuing financial independence and/or early retirement?
For us, that goal is happiness. Continue reading
It’s no secret here on the blog that I have not been enjoying my new job.
I might not like my job, but we love Canberra
In mid-2018, I moved out of the public service into the private sector. I’d been in the same department for 12.5 years, the only job I’ve had as an adult. It was time to make a change though, and while I don’t regret doing that, I have not enjoyed the new company I’ve worked at. Continue reading
Are you a long time reader here at Adventures with Poopsie?
Do you remember when we became a one car family? What about when we returned to being a two car family? Continue reading
Welcome to The Australian Blogger Interview Series.
We noticed the Australian personal finance community growing, mostly through our interactions on Twitter and we wanted to continue to foster this great camaraderie. We’ve reached out to as many Australian personal finance bloggers as we could and asked them to participate in our interview series. If you have any favourite Australian personal finance bloggers, tell us about them in the comments below and we’ll invite them to participate.
Next up: Lady FIRE from FIRE by Thirty-Five.
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As you would have read in our last post, Poopsie and I got married in January 2018. We had a wonderful day and fortunately, kept our costs pretty low.
We made up for that with our honeymoon. Continue reading
In January, I turned 31. To celebrate, I bought myself a birthday present.
I very rarely buy books anymore (preferring to visit the library) but for my birthday, I made an exception. I purchased Tanja Hester’s new book, Work Optional. For those who don’t know, Tanja is the author of Our Next Life, one of our favourite early retirement blogs. Continue reading
On the 1st of January this year, Poopsie and I celebrated one year of marriage.
And despite it being a full twelve months, I have yet to provide the recap and update. Apologies for the delay! Continue reading
Welcome to The Australian Blogger Interview Series.
We noticed the Australian personal finance community growing, mostly through our interactions on Twitter and we wanted to continue to foster this great camaraderie. We’ve reached out to as many Australian personal finance bloggers as we could and asked them to participate in our interview series. If you have any favourite Australian personal finance bloggers, tell us about them in the comments below and we’ll invite them to participate.
Next up: J from Hey, It’s Just Money.
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We can’t quite believe 2018 is already over.
We did a lot of art gazing in 2018.
As always, the years seem to fly by and before we could blink, we’re now well into 2019. Continue reading
