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Financially
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Tutorial - What is "Financial Independence"?
Being Financially Independent means having:
  • zero debt
  • an emergency fund (3 to 6 months of cash)
  • cash flow (from investments and pension funds) that allow you to retire
  • your "house in order".  That is, you're properly insured, your will is up-to-date,
    etc.

Financial Independence means you have peace of mind with regard to your
finances.  It means you have learned to manage yourself and your finances so that you
are now independent of bosses and customers.

Financial Independence frees you to invest your time to achieve personal goals like
developing your talents, helping others, traveling the globe, or just relaxing with family
rather than focusing on customer demands, climbing the corporate ladder, or trying to
impress others with your "stuff".

Peace of mind (with regard to your finances) comes as you:
  • learn what you need to do to become Financially Independent
  • set your goals to achieve your independence, and then
  • take the steps that are necessary to make it happen.

On the other hand, if you do not face the issue of your retirement head-on and wrestle
it to the ground, there will always be a nagging tickle in the back of your mind that adds
to your stresses.  For peace of mind, tackle this one until it cries for mercy!

What if you don't make much money?  Is there any hope?  Absolutely!  In fact, you
have an advantage.  You've probably learned to live comfortably on a lot less income --
so you will not need to save as much to reach Financial Independence as your friends
with the big incomes.  The key to success for everyone is the same -- time and
discipline.

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The advice contained within this website is general in nature, only for the use of FI Investments clients, and should not be relied upon without first
consulting with FI Investments.