Finance = freedom. Through focusing on frugal living, debt-reduction and savings, we aim to maximise net wealth and achieve financial freedom.
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I loved my job Before I discovered the FIRE (Financial Independence/Retire Early) movement, I was somewhat of a workaholic. Consequently, getting ahead at work and securing a better position were hugely important to me. In fact, my beloved used to complain that my work and work colleagues were the most important thing to me. […]
My beloved and I have returned from our epic European adventure. It was indeed epic, amazing, and the best trip of our lives. Along the way, I learned a few more tips to help you save money on travel that I’d like to share with you… Choose apartments as much as possible Apartments are […]
The latest addition to my cheap and easy cleaning products repertoire is my homemade glass and bathroom cleaner. Like the all-purpose spray I’ve been making for about 15 cents per bottle, my glass cleaner only contains a few ingredients that are cheap and easy to find. The key active ingredient in this recipe […]
I’ve made a lot of unintelligent financial choices over the years. Despite my modern day frugal living, I still make silly financial decisions. I don’t regret a lot of them, as I’ve experienced some pretty great things throughout my life thus far. The one thing I do regret however, is succumbing to the fancy […]
During my normal working week, I run 5-6 kms every lunch time and walk another 5 kms in total before and after walk. However, when I go on holidays, I really go on holidays! As a consequence, I eat a lot of food, don’t run… And drink far too much! Back in 2009, […]
Travel is a wonderful, eye-opening experience. However, the cost of travel can be off-putting. Fortunately, there’s many different ways you can save money on travel: 1. The trick with accommodation is to do your research Firstly, figure out where is going to be a convenient location to base yourself at. For me, I always look […]
Are you earning more income, but not saving any more of it? Have possessions, foods and entertainment that were once luxuries become necessities? Beware!… The Lifestyle Creep may be stalking you. Lifestyle Creep is defined by Investopedia as “a situation where people’s lifestyle or standard of living improves as their discretionary income rises either […]
As outlined in my recent post, How to make cheap cleaning products for 15 cents, I’ve started to make my own cleaning products as part of my quest to be frugal to reduce debt and increase savings. Not only are home-made cleaning products cheaper, but I can make them as naturally as I want. […]
Before embarking on my path towards financial freedom, we used to spend lots of our weekend time watching Netflix or playing the Playstation. In fact, I usually dedicated my Friday nights to beer, pizza and Grand Theft Auto V. For anyone who has played GTA V, you’d know that it includes a virtual […]
12 months ago, I didn’t even know the log in details for my online access to my superannuation retirement fund. When I was in my 20’s, a retirement account was of no interest. This was probably due to the fact that in my 20’s, money was only of interest if I could access it […]