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10 Things I Did Differently To Become Financially Independent

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10 Things I Did Differently To Become Financially Independent We started 2020 with a commitment to helping 10,000 Families achieve Financial Independence in 10 years. What’s been interesting about starting this process is the quality of information that people are sharing with us as co-creators of our new program. Something about asking people to complete… Read more

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Our 10-Year Commitment to 10,000 Families

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Our 10-Year Commitment to Families We started 2020 by telling you about our goals for the year. However, that was really just an intro into what we believe will be a life-changing decade. Many of you will know that I started this blog just over 2 years ago by going public with my intentions for… Read more

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How To Save Money Automatically With Chip

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How To Save Money Automatically With Chip – Ad | This is a paid partnership with Chip “Show me someone who has saved money and I’ll show you their future”? If you’ve never heard that saying, it’s probably because no one has ever quite put it that way until now. My experience of those who… Read more

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100 Things That Made My Year (2019)

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100 things that made my year 2019. Wow! Where do I start with this year of 2019?  It has been a year that far exceeded my expectations in so many ways.  If you are a regular reader of this blog you will know that I normally write a post about 100 things that have made… Read more

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Pay Off Mortgage Early or Invest?

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Pay Off Mortgage Early or Invest? – Ad | This is a paid partnership with PensionBee  Should you pay off mortgage early or invest through the stock market? This is the subject of much debate, and it remained so when I was invited to speak a few months ago on this topic only a few months… Read more

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Meaningful Gift Ideas For Friends And Family 2020

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Meaningful Gift Ideas For Friends And Family 2019/2020   As we cruise into a new decade in 2020, you no doubt will be reflecting upon your life. I’ve been doing this myself and I’ve asked myself this question: What are the key events that have changed my life this decade? On my list were such… Read more

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Travelling On a Budget: 5 Most Pocket-Friendly Europe Destinations

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Travelling on a budget: 5 most pocket-friendly destinations in Europe Many readers of this blog will know that we love travelling! In fact, it is one thing that we didn’t cut down too much on our journey to Financial Independence.  We just became smarter and more intentional about our travelling and planned way in advance…. Read more

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2 Year Blog Anniversary: Highs, Lows, and Surprises

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2 Year Blog Anniversary: Highs, Lows, and Surprises Wow, I cannot believe it has been 2 years since we started running The Humble Penny. If there is one word that I could use to describe year 2, it would be – influence. That’s because the biggest lesson that I’ve learned is that it pays to… Read more

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The Case For Commitment

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The Case For Commitment It has been a while since I poured out my heart on a subject.  It’s 7.56 am London time as I head into town for a few meetings.  Train journeys remain some of my best “private” moments alone.  I find peace and creativity in this space.  Headphones on and I’m listening… Read more

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Ethical Investing: How to Research and Start Investing Money

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Ethical Investing: How to Research and Start Investing | This post is not Financial Advice. A lot of people on their journey to financial independence select an investment after reading about it in a book or on a blog. In some cases, this might not be the right product for them.  If investing through the… Read more

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How We Escaped £371,000 Debt to Become Debt Free In 2 years

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How We Escaped £371,000 Debt to Become Debt Free In 2 years Roanne lives in Birmingham and works as a clothing buyer. She lives with her husband Laurence who is a trainee barrister. I recently had the pleasure of staying over with both of them when I was invited to join the Q&A panel for… Read more

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Pension vs ISA: Which Should You Invest In?

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Pension vs ISA: Which Should You Invest Money In? – Ad | This is a paid partnership with PensionBee  The question of whether to invest in a pension vs ISA is one that we receive a lot, particularly from those in their 20s and 30s. This is usually because people in this group are at… Read more

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