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Psychology

How Much Money is Enough in 2023? (Find Your Answer Here)

Wondering how much money is enough for you as inflation rages in 2023? Don’t fall for common traps. Learn how to find your “enough” and live a happier life.

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Finance

How to Become a Millionaire in 10 Years (Debt to $1.2M at 33)

Our thirteen-year saga from student loan debt, to graduate school, shifting careers, and starting two businesses. At the lowest point, we went from a negative $107K net worth to $1.2M in nine years. This is how we became millionaires and reached financial independence.

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Psychology

City Life vs Country Life: 12 Key Differences and Pros/Cons

Wondering whether to live in the city or the country? Learn about the pros & cons of city life vs country life from our personal experiences plus financial insights.

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Credits & Dividends Yield 78% Savings Rate (Jun. 2020 Update)

Our second monthly balance sheet update: with dividends added our savings rate ballooned. See the details for a little financial voyeurism!

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Finance

7 Apps & Websites to Sell Stuff Locally (Detailed Guide How)

Part of our method of becoming millionaires was to constantly leverage apps & websites to sell stuff locally, here’s our step-by-step guide and tools!

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Psychology

What Is Your Fire Number? (Learn How To Define It!)

Follow us in learning how to define your FIRE number! Our infographic shows that building wealth and picking a date is only the start!

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Finance

Individual Stocks vs Index Funds: Avoid My Costly Mistake

Discover the risks of individual stocks vs index funds. Learn from my costly mistake and make fruitful investment decisions to help you reach FIRE!

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First Month Writing on TicTocLife Blog Report

With one month under our belts writing about FIRE, what’ve we thought about the experience so far? We’ve also shared TicTocLife’s blog stats!

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Psychology

Expected Future Value: What’s Worth Spending Your Money On

Learn to adopt the notion “everything is for sale”. When considering a purchase, analyze expected future value. Buy quality instead of limit yourself by a budget.

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First Pre-Retirement Month: 65% Savings Rate (May. 2020 Update)

See how our first month of transitioning into retirement went as we reveal our entire budget: income, spending, etc. Despite reduced income, we saved 65%!