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FIRE Update 8: January

We're already well into January, and that means that the paycheck has rolled in, the investments are transferring and I have to look through my finances anyway. It is the perfect time to review my journey and just keep myself accountable. I am still keeping up, even if life is a bit overwhelming at the … Continue reading FIRE Update 8: January →

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FIRE Update 7: December

We're already well into December, and that means that the paycheck has rolled in, the investments are transferring and I have to look through my finances anyway. It is the perfect time to review my journey and just keep myself accountable. What happened this month? So, I almost skipped this update for two months straight. … Continue reading FIRE Update 7: December →

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FIRE Update 6: September

We are at the end of September and that means that the paycheck has rolled in, the investments are transferring and I have to look through my finances anyway. It is the perfect time to review my journey and just keep myself accountable. What happened this month? While my blog activity is still put on … Continue reading FIRE Update 6: September →

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FIRE Update 5: August

We are at the end of August and that means that the paycheck has rolled in, the investments are transferring and I have to look through my finances anyway. It is the perfect time to review my journey and just keep myself accountable. What happened this month? I managed to get my passport covered by … Continue reading FIRE Update 5: August →

Julie L financial freedom Leave a comment September 1, 2020August 31, 2020 2 Minutes

FIRE Update 4: July

We are at the beginning of August and that means that the paycheck has rolled in, the investments are transferring and I have to look through my finances anyway. It is the perfect time to review my journey and just keep myself accountable. What happened this month? What a month. I came back to London, … Continue reading FIRE Update 4: July →

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FIRE Update 3: June

We are at the beginning of July and that means that the paycheck has rolled in, the investments are transferring and I have to look through my finances anyway. It is the perfect time to review my journey and just keep myself accountable. What happened this month? I've been vacationing in my home country for … Continue reading FIRE Update 3: June →

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FIRE Update 2: May(hem)

We are at the end of May and that means that the paycheck has rolled in, the investments are transferring and I have to look through my finances anyway. It is the perfect time to review my journey and just keep myself accountable. What happened this month? I've been very busy, which has resulted in … Continue reading FIRE Update 2: May(hem) →

Julie L financial freedom Leave a comment June 1, 2020 2 Minutes

FIRE Update 1: Let’s get started

We are at the end of April and that means that the paycheck has rolled in, the investments are transferring and I have to look through my finances anyway, I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to start documenting my journey a bit more and just keep myself accountable. What happened this month? I … Continue reading FIRE Update 1: Let’s get started →

Julie L financial freedom Leave a comment April 30, 2020April 30, 2020 2 Minutes

I am a 23 year old student with part time and freelance jobs. I study, write and work while investing for my future.

I have currently invested $5,200 of my first $33,000 goal, which means I am 15,75% of the way.

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