As I alluded to back in June, a few things about my six months of early retirement surprised me.
I wanted to share what those were in a bit of a series of blog posts. I hope you enjoy but fair warning, I’m not sure how consistent I will be in the series. They will come though! 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: Frogdancer Jones from Burning Desire for FIRE. Continue reading
It has been six months since I was last at work.
I did my last full day of work in December and while technically I was still an employee until mid-January, I was on leave so haven’t done any work or had any responsibilities for six months. Continue reading
A few weeks ago, I announced that I would be semi-retiring at the end of the year.
The countdown is well and truly on and I have less than six weeks of full time employment left. Trying not to check out has been a bit challenging, but I am powering through.
I have never been particularly interested in YouTube.
I thought it was a place where you went to watch cat videos (and I hate cats) or to learn DIY. I also know a lot of people watch someone else playing video games and that it’s becoming more and more popular to watch kids unboxing or playing with toys. 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: Sarah from Keepin’ It Frugal. Continue reading
I mentioned in a recent blog post that Poopsie and I had made an adjustment to our FIRE plan.
Today, we will be revealing all of the details and welcome any questions you may have. We have given this plan a lot of thought and set a lot of it into motion, however, there are still some parts that we haven’t completely decided on and discussion always helps with this. So please, let us know what you think below and if you think we have left anything out! Continue reading
Recently, The Aussie FIRE eBook was released by Pearler.
Pearler was started by three Australian friends who wanted to set up an easy to use source of information and products for Australians on the journey to financial independence. They came up with the idea of producing an eBook about FIRE. Continue reading
That title is not a typo. I know we are not in post-Corona times either worldwide, or even in Australia.
However, here in the ACT we are mostly back to normal. Most shops and restaurants are back open and while there are some limitations on how many people can be inside at one time, you’re still able to eat in and shop in person while maintaining social distance. We haven’t had a case in over two months and just recently, both South Australia and Queensland opened up travel bubbles with us. Continue reading
Like many people around the world, Poopsie and I are shocked to see what is currently going on in the United States following the murder of George Floyd.
Source: Black Lives Matter
