Today’s post comes from Akash Sky, who blogs at www.Akashsky.com about investing and increasing his net worth to $99K. Disclaimer: This post does not constitute investment advice. It is for information purposes only. We recommend you take professional financial advice. Asset Allocation? Asset allocation is a fancy term to describe what investments you buy. If you buy… Continue reading Asset Allocation?
FIRE – You’re Financially Independent – What next?
You wake up one day and you realise you have done it. You have achieved FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early). The Holy Grail. Life is certainly going to be different from now on. But What Next? I achieved FIRE aged 55. Pretty old by today’s standards, but as no-one had ever told me about FIRE… Continue reading FIRE – You’re Financially Independent – What next?
April 2017 – End of Year Finances
The end of the financial year in the UK was on 5 April 2017. For me, this is the time to take a look at my year end finances and review how my investments performed. It is also a time to sit down and start getting the paperwork ready for the UK taxman….. DISCLAIMER : I am… Continue reading April 2017 – End of Year Finances
Positive Retirement
Positive Retirement. Retirement is often considered a negative experience, yet it should be a positive one. As more people aim for FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early), early retirement is becoming more common. It often doesn’t mean retirement, as in sitting in your chair by the fire, whiling away the hours, but freedom to follow a… Continue reading Positive Retirement
Inspiration From My Morning Walk
Today I got a lot of inspiration from my morning walk. We often walk around Mortonhall / Braid Hills / Pentland Hills. There are no roads, and it is lovely countryside. We can also choose a variety of walks depending on how energetic we feel. It was a bit cool, but clear, and I confess… Continue reading Inspiration From My Morning Walk
Tips on how to Make the Most of Retirement
Having Fun in Retirement is the strapline to this blog, and I believe it is essential that you have fun, to really enjoy a long and happy retirement, and make the most of it. Lets face it sitting in a chair for 30 years might be a tad restricting. For me, making the most of… Continue reading Tips on how to Make the Most of Retirement