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If you want to reach financial independence with rocket booster power, having a FIRE budget to track and optimize your savings rate is key.
Financial independence is attainable. The real question is: do you have what it takes to get there with your priorities intact?
The more money we have saved, the more we budget for the future, and the more respect we have for every dollar, the more options we have.
My father is also a financial advisor. About 12 years ago he had a couple in their early thirties come into his office. They owned a business and were now at the point where they wanted to start saving and planning for their future.
As many readers probably already know, we’re now a “working” family and no longer part of the student life that we grew to love over the past several years. I’ve recently written about the change to expenses that can happen with income rising even a little bit.
Gravy money should not be consumed, but should be used to purchase appreciable assets like investments or additiona. income opportunity.
I challenge everyone to question every assumption and start attacking your debt like it’s an emergency – because it is. And then get that savings rate up.
I may never achieve a 50% savings rate (as Mr. Money Mustache encourages). But it’s such a compelling ideal that I’ve resolved to start generally wandering in that direction.
A second interview, where we dive into some other topics, is available here as Podcast Episode 96. Jesse: Okay, I’m here with Mr. Money Mustache, from MrMoneyMustache.
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