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The concept of financial independence isn’t a far-fetched dream! Cultivating financial discipline right from your twenties or even thirties can put you on track with the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement. However, most individuals fail to achieve financial independence before their retirement. Now, think that you are 70, and when you look back, you will repent of making expensive financial mistakes! While financial independence isn’t a myth, few people actually achieve it. In this article, we have discussed 8 reasons preventing you from achieving financial independence not un...
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It’s fun to fantasize about true financial independence and early retirement. Who doesn’t like to daydream about having enough money tucked away to walk away from a traditional 9-5 job before the expected retirement date? Most people don’t retire early. Often because their finances simply don’t allow them to do so. Q3 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more A significant portion of the population chooses not to retire early because of the allure of money. Something also referred to as the "One More Year Syndrome." They simply can't walk away from all the money they could make if they con...
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One of the biggest misconceptions is that you need a high income to achieve financial independence. Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Your Savings Rate Is ImportantYour savings rate is much more important than absolute dollars earned. Your savings rate is determined by dividing the amount you saved over the amount you earned. For example, if you earn $250,000/year as a doctor or lawyer, but spend $240,000, you can become financially independent after a long but productive 55 years on the job. Hope you enjoy your occupation, because you would be working well into your 70s or 80s....
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One of the most frequent questions we are asked as advisers is “What is the right vehicle for my charitable giving?”Q2 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and moreGiven the significant interest in philanthropy, it’s no surprise that the internet has plenty of questionable material on the subject—advising and educating (and often advocating) about direct giving vs. donor-advised funds vs. private foundations. These articles focus on the how, including costs, control, tax benefits, ongoing burden and legacy.But very few start at the right place, why.That’s the subject of this article, the first...
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