Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Dividend yields are often misunderstood by investors who focus solely on immediate high yields. Find out why it's crucial to consider the stability and appreciation potential of dividends rather than relying solely on current yield to build a sustainable investment portfolio.
The paradox of the modern rentier: between capitalism and alter-globalization, an assumed duality. Discover how the future rentier navigates between investment in multinationals and a minimalist lifestyle, thus creating a fascinating financial schizophrenia.
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Find out why the current system discourages work and favors rentiers over active workers. A detailed analysis of the tax mechanisms and social charges that impact income from work and capital differently, with concrete solutions to optimize your finances.
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I dream of traveling the world, helping others and being free to manage my time as I see fit. Money is just a means to achieve our dreams, but we must act now to make them come true rather than waiting for time to pass.
The art of investing in the stock market starts with building a solid emergency fund and a patient approach, as opposed to the typical beginner's rush. Learn why it's crucial to have sufficient cash reserves before diving into stock investing, and how to avoid the common pitfalls of excessive brokerage fees.
To achieve financial independence, optimizing expenses is as crucial as investment returns, especially for those aiming for early retirement. Effectively managing major items such as housing, transportation and food, which represent a significant portion of the Swiss household budget, is the key to accelerating one's journey towards financial freedom.
On the path to financial independence, discover how to break the chains of rampant consumption and the Rat Race with growing dividends. Inspired by Plato's Myth of the Cave and the book Your Money or Your Life, this article explores an investment strategy based on companies that distribute regular dividends to achieve financial freedom.
I always calculate the risk-reward ratio in my decisions, especially when it comes to investing and financial independence. While the only risk of early retirement is having to go back to work, the benefits are endless: more time for your passions, your family, and to enjoy life to the fullest.
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