By: Paula @ Afford Anything
Congratulations!! You absolutely deserve this retirement — you have one of the best-designed, most well-planned retirement stories I’ve ever read. You’ve thought about every detail, including the...
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I’ve got 10 more years before the big 35. Now that you mention it, 40 doesn’t sound all that bad either. :0)
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Check back in 5 years when you are 30! I’d love to see if you still got the fire!
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I didn’t pay a dime in taxes. I used 1031 exchange to invest capital into other commercial real estate and deferred taxes. 1031 exchange is an optional way to defer capital gains tax on an investment...
View ArticleBy: Don
Yes, it has been fun :) The problem with being debt free is that I now need to put that saved money from no payment to work… So maybe I will use some leveraged debt to buy assets… Good luck with your...
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Thanks Paula! If there’s one thing people do accuse me of, it’s being very methodical when it comes to making big decisions. Best of luck with your new rental remodel and your freelancing work!
View ArticleBy: PK
Well, I’m a plurality Finnish and the wife is Norwegian. I suppose that guarantees we bless the trip. Bring some Nisu back, and Pidä hauskaa!
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Thanks Kris. The butter crab ramen at Sens restaurant in Waikiki is TO DIE FOR!
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[...] Blogging by Financial Samurai 7849[?] in Blogging on July 18th, 2012 0 Blogging TweetNow that I’ve retired from my corporate job after 13 years, I’ve had more time to reflect on what has...
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[...] multiple income streams online instead. Although the task may be difficult, if I give myself a long enough runway, I believe I can make it [...]
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[...] book encourages you to plan, build relationships, and execute strategies I’ve used for my own six-year separation package, and the strategies used with many other clients. The playing field is...
View ArticleBy: Cat Alford @ BudgeBlonde.com
I’m glad one of your other posts led me to this one Sam. It was good to learn more about you and read about your journey. I think you have retired quite swimmingly and seems like you are really...
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Glad you found the post Cat. I’ll make sure the post isn’t too incendiary and focus on just my specific friend :)
View ArticleBy: Laura
Congrats Sam, hope you’re enjoying the fruits of your labours. If you insist on eating ramen noodles I do hope you choose the organic variety.
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Sounds like you are living the American dream. I am still building my hair salon business. I don’t think I can quite retire yet but I love what I do. Congrats!
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[...] applying for startup jobs now that I’ve retired. As I wrote in my retirement post, “Taking A Leap Of Faith And Retiring On My Own Terms,” one of my goals is to “Discover New Careers.” I truly...
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