The Outlier Model

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My plan for early retirement

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Guest / December 12th, 2012 / 31 Comments

James blogs at Free in Ten Years where he documents his path to an early retirement. He is planning to retire at 38 by saving 75% of his income by being a frugal machine. He blogs about money saving ideas, investing and avoiding consumerism. I am planning to be retired from paid work within ten years; on or before my 38th birthday. I have an average income for my country and started this process with...

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Apple iPad 32GB Wifi Giveaway

Brian / December 10th, 2012 / 19 Comments

Tired of shopping of all your far flung relatives yet? Take a break and enter our Apple iPad 32GB WiFi contest and win something for yourself! We were chatting with the Vancouver PF Blogger group at our recent bowling meet up and we thought this would be a great opportunity to do a group giveaway! The grand prize for this contest is a new 32GB iPad with Retina Display with Wifi. The contest winner...

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Updates: December 2 – 8

Brian / December 8th, 2012 / 12 Comments

Last week of no internet! I’m sitting in a Starbucks across from my house right now – we’ve frequented this location multiple times over the past week to hook up. This included a VERY early morning trip at 5am on Tuesday for what I thought was the best daily deal Starbucks has on offer. Last year, they sold a special reusable coffee mug which allowed you to get free coffee when...

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Dealing with debt

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Guest / December 7th, 2012 / 2 Comments

The following is a Guest Post. Most of us have been in debt at some point in our lives. Credit cards, auto loans, mortgages – these are normal parts of being an adult. Whether or not it was necessary to take on that debt in the first place is another story. But many people do choose to do so, and are able to make their monthly payments on time and without hardship. Photo Credit: Images of...

Posted in: Guest Post Tagged with: auto loans, banruptcy options, credit cards, dealing with bankruptcy, fixing my finances, IVA advice from payplan.com, making a budget, making more money, minimum monthly payments, paying off your mortgage