Alright, brace yourself I a about to apply some economic theory to the real world. Yes I am that crazy and luckily there won’t be a lot of numbers involved so it is safe to continue reading.
Take two activities, it doesn’t matter whether they’re chores or enjoyable activities. Now you are going to prefer one [...]

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NOTE: The numbers provided in this article should not be taken literally and they are simply used to get the point across that you need to figure out how much money you need to live comfortably, and that inflation always needs to be taken into account. It is always important to seek professional help from [...]

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Financial freedom is the idea that you no longer need to work in order to maintain your desired lifestyle. Which means that all your expenses are covered by your cash flow, this income should be passive in one way or another. It needs to be passive so that the cash flow is not tied to [...]

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