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
Well hello again, it’s been a while. I hope you had a nice summer and have been enjoying getting to see loved ones again. I took a bit of an unplanned break from the blog and have been busy knocking things off my personal to-do list. Of note: I submitted my citizenship application! we finished … Read more
See how buying a home is not a requirement to reach financial independence, even in Dublin.
This guest post with Wolf of Harcourt Street gives insight into investing in growth and value stocks rather than ETFs as a path to financial independence in Ireland.
This post is about a family of 5 that moved to Ireland from the US on a critical worker visa. The couple is technically already financially independent but need to work to satisfy their visa. They reached out to get some comfort on their cross border investment strategy with the additional income.
Meagan did a guest post for the Wolf on Harcourt Street about her experience investing in ETFs in Ireland. She covered what they are, the pros and cons, how they are taxed, her current portfolio, how to buy ETFs and her experience with filing taxes.
I recently got an email from a recent college graduate looking for my take on investing tips post-graduation. Of course, I am not a qualified financial advisor and this should not be taken as advice but here are some tips and considerations in deciding where to put your new-found money. Firstly, if you’re reading this … Read more
See how even a low-income family can retire early in Ireland well before state pension access age.
See how ETFs compare to Investment Trusts in Ireland.
See why Meagan has decided to pay off her mortgage before building a passive income investment portfolio despite it being less profitable mathematically.