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6 Months Into My Early Retirement In 2020! Any Regrets?

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To help The Humble Penny stay sustainable, this post may contain affiliate links. See our disclosure. Access ALL OUR COURSES (present & future), Regular Live Coaching (with Ken & Mary), Expert Masterclasses, Supportive Mastermind Community, Accountability and much more via our NEW Programme, the Financial Joy Academy (FJA) MEMBERSHIP Programme.

6 months into my early retirement in 2020! Any regrets so far? Today marks exactly 6 months since I took early retirement from my corporate job to pursue my dreams of life on my own terms.  And, wow, what a rollercoaster the last 6 months has been! I went for a walk to reflect at… Read more

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Pension Calculator: How Much Money Do You Need To Retire?

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To help The Humble Penny stay sustainable, this post may contain affiliate links. See our disclosure. Access ALL OUR COURSES (present & future), Regular Live Coaching (with Ken & Mary), Expert Masterclasses, Supportive Mastermind Community, Accountability and much more via our NEW Programme, the Financial Joy Academy (FJA) MEMBERSHIP Programme.

Pension Calculator: how much money do you need to retire? – Ad | This is a paid partnership with PensionBee How much money do you need to retire? And how much should you be saving today? These are some of the most asked questions as we consider what our future lives hold financially. To some, this is… Read more

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READER CASE STUDIES: When Can I Retire?

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To help The Humble Penny stay sustainable, this post may contain affiliate links. See our disclosure. Access ALL OUR COURSES (present & future), Regular Live Coaching (with Ken & Mary), Expert Masterclasses, Supportive Mastermind Community, Accountability and much more via our NEW Programme, the Financial Joy Academy (FJA) MEMBERSHIP Programme.

READER CASE STUDIES: When Can I Retire? Welcome to the 5th Reader Case Studies on The Humble Penny. The goal of these case studies is to solve real problems. If you’re new this, the case studies are a way for me to better interact with the subscribers of this blog. I refer to the subscribers… Read more

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The Hidden Upsides Of Having A Job

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To help The Humble Penny stay sustainable, this post may contain affiliate links. See our disclosure. Access ALL OUR COURSES (present & future), Regular Live Coaching (with Ken & Mary), Expert Masterclasses, Supportive Mastermind Community, Accountability and much more via our NEW Programme, the Financial Joy Academy (FJA) MEMBERSHIP Programme.

The Hidden Upsides To Having A Job Is your job something you loathe or celebrate? If you’re in the latter camp, there is no doubt that you’ve found something that most of us desire. Financial independence (FI) and Retire Early (RE) movements offer alternatives to the need to work for money or to work at… Read more

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