Life update
Meagan gives an update on what her and her family have been up to in 2024.
General
Spreading the Word on Perimenopause
Spreading the word on perimenopause. It starts earlier than you think. See what you can do in your 30s to reduce effects, live longer and increase vitality or if you’re male, learn about it to support the women in your life.
Portugal Workation Update
This post is an update of our recent workation in Portugal including the planning, what it cost and how it went. Planning Why/When Firstly, I’ll cover off why and when we decided to travel. When we were moving from Ireland to Canada last summer, I wanted to have a trip planned back to Ireland within … Read more
Canadian Portfolio Update
As I mentioned in my last post, the Money Hacker family moved from Ireland to Canada in June 2023. At that time we had assets in both Canada and Ireland. This post will go through how we decided to centralise and invest our money in Canada and what we invested in. Asset shift Before we … Read more
Health update
“Hello from the other siiide” ~Adele Well hello there, it’s been a while. For those who are new to the blog, I’ve been struggling with burnout and depression, brought on not by work but instead by a compounding of life events, the pandemic and an undiagnosed condition which I will unveil below. I’ve been on … Read more
Our Family’s Annual Spend for 2022
This post outlines our family’s annual spend for 2022. This is for a family of 3 in Cork, Ireland. For longer time followers, I know it’s been a while 🙂 – I will be posting some big life updates soon so stay tuned. In the meantime, see below the details of our spending from last … Read more
Mini-retirement 2 – Canada edition
Mrs. Money Hacker is nearing the end of her family’s three-month mini-retirement. Read on to see how they managed it, what it cost and how it went.
We’ve reached Coast FIRE!
What is Coast FIRE? For those who aren’t aware of the term, Coast FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) is when you have enough in your retirement/investment accounts that without any additional contributions, your net worth will grow to support retirement at a traditional retirement age. We were recently on holiday and the time off usually kicks … Read more
We’re mortgage-free!…technically
Last month, when doing up our net worth tracker, I realised we are technically mortgage free! The correct term is mortgage neutral, meaning we now have more in liquid investments (non-retirement accounts) than we have left on our mortgage. I feel incredibly blessed and thankful to be in this position. Looking back at the 9 … Read more
Avoiding burnout on the path to FIRE
The FIRE movement tends to attract people of a similar personality type. People who think outside the box and like to go against the grain of society. People who are entrepreneurial, typical type-A personalities who set high standards for themselves. People, who are key candidates for burnout. Those who follow the blog regularly may have … Read more