Just realised that the Beijing Olympics started on this day 13 years ago – man time flies Doing some proper budgeting as I feel like I am behind on my finances at the moment, I’ve just realised £10 a day saved is the same as £96k at 4% (I know one is perpetual but still… Continue reading Sunday Thoughts – 08/08/21 –
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5 Ways to Make Money Online
If you have an early retirement goal or want to achieve financial independence so you have the option to retire early, you need multiple streams of income. Millionaires have 7 streams of income if you need a target. But how do you make money when you already have a 9 to 5 job and feel… Continue reading 5 Ways to Make Money Online
5 Reasons to Start Investing in your 20s
It may seem easier to think about investing when you’re financially secure or closer to retirement. But investing in your 20s is one of the best ways to achieve financial independence early. Many people assume investing is only for retirement, but you can invest and make your money grow to help you achieve many other… Continue reading 5 Reasons to Start Investing in your 20s
5 Side Hustles You Can Start Today
Today it’s easier than ever to make money outside of your 9 to 5 job. If you’re trying to achieve financial independence, starting a side hustle will get you there much faster. You can work a side hustle on your own time since you are your own boss. You’re in charge of what you do,… Continue reading 5 Side Hustles You Can Start Today
How to Negotiate a Pay Raise
The last year created its struggles for businesses, but that doesn’t mean employees don’t deserve a pay raise. If you think you’re going above and beyond at your job or you aren’t paid at least the average salary for your industry, it’s time to negotiate a pay raise. Use these simple tips to get started.… Continue reading How to Negotiate a Pay Raise
House Hacking in the UK – Living For Free?
House Hacking is “a strategy that involves renting out portions of your primary residence to generate income”
Net Worth Update for April 2021 – £67,028 (+£15,077)
Net Worth Update for March 2021 – £51,951 (+£5,423)
I thought I would preface this with some figures. I have been tracking my income / savings rate since June 2018. This was when I started my first proper job (I had one before but saved nothing from it!). It’s all very well tracking income, but the only thing that really matters is net income.… Continue reading Net Worth Update for March 2021 – £51,951 (+£5,423)