2011 Mid-Year Review: Online Endeavors And Building A Community was originally written on July 13, 2011, nine months before I decided to negotiate a severance, retire early, and be free. I’m revisiting this post 10 years later to see how far I’ve come. Half the year is done and it has neither felt too fast […]
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Someone once said “there’s no such thing as a free lunch”. They lied. With $50,000 a year, you can buy yourself 5,000 free lunches thanks to the generosity of the government! What are you talking about, I can hear you thinking. It’s pretty simple really. In addition to giving struggling homeowners a free $50,000 over a
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Are you wondering where is the best place on Earth to raise a family? As a father of two young children who retired early, I’ve been looking around everywhere. I’ve discovered a lot of young guns living mobile lifestyles in Bangkok, Playa Del Carmen, Costa Rica, and other exotic sounding places. If you don’t plan
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Do you want a bailout gift from the government? Well, it’s happening all the time with the CARES Act, enhanced unemployment benefits, stimulus checks, and more. The fact of the matter is, we paid for the bailout gifts through taxes. The Emergency Homeowner Loan Program, or EHLP, aka Government Big Daddy Bailout Fund will provide
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What’s the perfect amount of vacation time? You want to be away long enough to fully relax and enjoy yourself. And you also don’t want to be gone so long that you get bored. A lot of people are itching to go on vacation now that the pandemic is long over. The pandemic has been
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Greece is in trouble. Will Greece default and blow up the world? Maybe. 16.8%. That’s how much the current Greek 10-year bond yield is producing thanks to their debt mess. 16.8% is a juicy 13.9% higher than the current US 10-year yield to put things in perspective. The question on everybody’s mind is will lawmakers pass
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It’s good to be frugal by nature. You will likely never get into financial trouble as a result. You will always be able to appreciate things since you’re never buying the best and most expensive stuff. Sometimes, however, it’s good to splurge. You’ve already read “‘No Point Making Money If You Don’t Spend Your Money“, and
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I’ve been waiting for the right time to create a contest giveaway for many of my personal finance books I’ve amassed over the past year, and now is the time! I’m participating in this massive online sale of some $1,087 worth of personal development products for just $97. If you got personal issues, this sale
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Regret is the worst. Don’t let life pass you by with regrets. Regret is why I have a motto: Never fail due to a lack of effort because effort requires no skill. Despite perpetual failure, I have continued to put myself out there. As a result, at least Financial Samurai has turned out to be
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I recently had a really long conversation with a reader who asked me for advice on what to do about his ailing father who is in debt. Helping out a father in need isn’t always straight forward. I have some opinions here and really want to help, but I’m no lawyer or tax accountant. So perhaps
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