May 2015 Financial Reports
It’s June 10th, so I’m way behind in providing an update. That’s not exactly by accident, as I’m not particularly excited about May’s update. The Path […]
Articles by Retire29
Early Retirement Lessons from a 30-Mile Run
I’m 30 now, and the “29” in Retire29 is officially dead. As I enter the decade of my life in which I’ll retire, the need […]
Breaking Early Retirement
Google X takes a rather ingenious approach to failure. The spin-off of Google, headed by the aptly-named Astro Teller, is in the business of moonshots. […]
My 8 Day Fasting Log
Note: It should be immediately noted that this was originally a 10-day fasting log. I completely failed at the full ten days. If you know […]
Everybody Makes Huge and Reckless Financial Mistakes
I dreaded looking at my annual taxable brokerage statements for years. In my Roth IRA, where I follow a rather strict buy-and-keep buying-and-hold-forever trading strategy, I’ve done […]
9 Stocks To Plant Your Dividend Growth Tree
I’m what you call a stock market enthusiast. Being that I so often speak to friends, coworkers and family about investing, I often find myself […]
Gift Cards: Your Secret to Early Retirement
There’s a wealth of ideas in the early retirement blogging community to accelerate the onset of financial independence. Usually, each blogger has a set of core […]
Q2 2015 Portfolio Update (and an unintended stock recommendation)
Every quarter I’ll update my portfolio. I’m thinking once a quarter is enough, as the changes aren’t very significant. If the “readership” shows demand for […]
April 2015 Financial Reports
April’s Financial Reports can best be summed up by Rebecca Black in her infamous Youtube hit Friday. “We-We-We so excited. We so excited. We gonna […]
3 N.E.A.T. Ways To Lose 32 lbs. and Extend Retirement By Two Years
My writing is typically around financial issues and how improving your financial situation can ensure you some earlier retirement and its associated total freedom. However, total […]