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Reaching Early Financial Independence Doesn’t Have to Hurt

How to Reach Early Financial Independence

Three pro tips that can make a big difference…

Opher Ganel
Financial Strategy
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5 min readNov 2, 2019

You’ve heard before that you have to set money aside — money for emergencies, for buying a car or house, for a kid’s college education, and for retirement. This is hardly news. What you may not have heard before is that setting that money aside helps your future self twice!

Below I explain how, and give some pro tips on how to free up some money to actually do this.

First Benefit of Saving Money

The first benefit is the obvious one. Big goals like a college education, retirement, or down-payment on a house aren’t something you can cover out of your regular income (if you can do this, please teach me how!). No, when we’re talking about things that cost tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars or even millions of dollars like financial independence (a.k.a. retirement), we need to save up for them. That’s why you (and I)…

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Financial Strategy
Financial Strategy

Published in Financial Strategy

From financial goals to success — follow us and learn how to develop your path

Opher Ganel
Opher Ganel

Written by Opher Ganel

Consultant | systems engineer | physicist | writer | avid reader | amateur photographer. I write about personal finance from an often contrarian point of view.

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