Time to Reflect on 2022 and Look Forward to 2023 I started this blog as we began transitioning to FIRE around March 2021. It’s now almost two months into 2023. Like last year, I wanted to reflect a bit about how it
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[DISCLAIMER: This is a catch-up post, documenting our financials from the fourth quarter of 2022. It’s 2023, but I’m trying to organize and document our financial history so that I can have this record to look back on.] The kiddos learned about
[DISCLAIMER: This is a catch-up post, documenting our financials from the third quarter of 2022. It’s 2023, but I’m trying to organize and document our financial history so that I can have this record to look back on.] Onward to Q3 (July-September)
[DISCLAIMER: This is a catch-up post, documenting our financials from the second quarter of 2022. It’s 2023, but I’m trying to organize and document our financial history so that I can have this record to look back on.] Hello! The above picture
[DISCLAIMER: This is a catch-up post, documenting our spending from the first quarter of 2022. It’s 2023, but I’m going back and trying to document our financials so that I can have this record to look back on.] The above picture was
Time to Reflect on 2021 and Look Forward to 2022 I started this blog as we began transitioning to FIRE around March 2021. It’s now the start of 2022, and I wanted to reflect a bit about how it went and how
Greetings, Everyone! School is in full swing, and it’s been a big shift having the kids go from 100% virtual last year to 100% in-person this year. With school meals completely free for everyone, regardless of income, you’d think our grocery bills
This is my first financial update. I imagine the format will be similar to so many other FIRE blogs out there, but I may change things as time goes on. This first post will have a little more than usual because I
Starting with a Mess Our FIRE assets are currently all over the place. Mr. FireDesired and I have changed jobs a few times over the span of our careers, and each time we basically just left our retirement assets to grow wherever