Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Discover how the Internet has revolutionized our relationship with work and financial independence, going from a rudimentary tool in the late 90s to a real lever for becoming a rentier. Although the Web has sometimes distanced us from the traditional professional world, today it offers us the means to create passive income and escape the frantic race of conventional work.
The performance analysis of the CHF portfolio reveals an effective defensive strategy, particularly visible during Brexit where dividend-paying stocks held up better than the market. Investments in defensive sectors (food, healthcare, household) as well as hedging strategies have enabled steady progress towards financial independence, with a notable increase in dividends received compared to the previous year.
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Brexit has shaken European financial markets, recalling the Lehman Brothers crisis, while non-EU stock markets have remained relatively stable. This could represent an opportunity for Switzerland to move closer to the UK and see Europe move towards a more decentralised model.
Brexit, and everyone gets excited Read More »
The Swiss old-age pension system, although considered one of the best in the world with its three pillars, shows significant limitations in its actual performance. Given the low returns of the minimum LPP rate compared to stock market performances, it is crucial to rethink one's pension strategy to ensure a comfortable retirement.
As part of my “Global Dividend Growers” strategy, buy Grainger (NYSE:GWW).
Grainger (NYSE:GWW) Purchase Read More »
Discover practical and concrete tips to manage your money intelligently and achieve financial independence without false promises of quick riches. This article guides you towards better financial management by showing you how to avoid common pitfalls and invest wisely in your future.
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The unconditional basic income proposed to the Swiss, which promises CHF 2,500 per adult and CHF 625 per child without the obligation to work, seems like a dream for financial independence. However, this initiative could threaten economic prosperity and wealth creation in society, as it risks demotivating the working population and destabilizing the current economic system.
An unconditional basic income? Read More »