Remember your first apartment? The excitement of having your own space mixed with the reality of monthly rent? Well, buying your first home is like that – but with way more zeros involved. It’s exciting, overwhelming, and sometimes feels like trying to solve a puzzle while blindfolded. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
Retirement was something that didn’t exist, and then it was a long-term employee benefit. Now, it is about personal investments and hoping social security doesn’t slip into the pages of history.
The first goal at any age is regular, steady progress until the goal is reached or exceeded. We also want to continue to enjoy life while we make progress on financial freedom. Delaying progress on this goal should be rare, but the delay is sometimes the right choice. We also don’t want to aim at opportunities that are more of a gamble than an investment.
