Lazy Man and Money - Making My Money Work So I Don't Have To.
Lazy Man and Money is the longest running blog in the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) community. I started it in 2006 to explore how I could grow passive income streams to retire at the same time as my military wife. We became financially independent around age 44 and have continued to work in projects we love for several years now.
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Every month since 2017, I have written an article about the slow and steady growth of our passive income. Several years ago, I added some of my annual goals (New Year’s Resolutions) in a separate article. In the last couple of years, I’ve combined them into one monthly post.
I often use this space to look back over the last month and highlight what’s been going on with...
Let me start with a confession that diminishes everything I’m about to write.
I’ve spent the better part of two decades telling you to buy boring low-cost index funds, ignore hot sectors, and stop trying to pick winners. I still believe that is the best plan and it’s where I put the vast majority of my money. However, I do like to take a small portion of my por...
Every month since 2017, I have written an article that shows the growth of our passive income. Over the last couple of years, I’ve added some of my annual goals (New Year’s Resolutions).
This is usually where I add some personal stuff. My wife was on work travel for two weeks, so my time was focused on being able to get the kids to camps, karate, etc. while managing th...
[Sorry for the delay in posts, I’ve been really busy lately with my wife on travel, though you’d be excused if you thought I was doing a victory dance about about the SpaceX IPO.]
If you’ve read my monthly updates, you might have noticed that I have ...
Back in 2015, I wrote that Donald Trump wasn’t a political figure and I couldn’t understand why anyone treated him like one. That take aged… poorly. A decade later, he couldn’t be more political — and now there’s an investment account with his name on it. I’ve got thoughts about the politics, but I’ll save them for the end. First, let’s cover the practical ins and outs of Tru...