Personal Finance

Saving thousands of dollars every month is hard. In fact, most people struggle to save anything at all. Even though most people should strive to save 20% of their income, on average, people save only 5%. Anyways, enough ranting. Here’s the short answer: Yes, saving $2000 per month is good. Given an average 7% return […]

Many people want an enjoyable and relaxed life of financial independence during their retirement years. India is a “shortcut” to this lifestyle, due to its low costs of living. In fact, this is how much you need to retire in India: To retire in India you need $700,000 in your retirement fund. This will secure

It’s no surprise that so many expatriates choose to retire in Switzerland because of the high standard of life, cheap taxes, good healthcare, and countless locations to visit. Natixis 2020 Global Retirement Index ranks Switzerland second in the world when it comes to retirement, but also amongst the most expensive. Switzerland’s high cost of living

For me, retirement in Germany makes sense (which should come as no surprise given that I’m German). The essay will outline everything needed to get started. Germany has a low cost of living when compared to other European countries. According to 2020 data, one will need about €853 (approximately $957) to meet their living requirements

I am an avid traveler and have explored many Asian countries. Thailand is one of my favorites! It is a beautiful country full of beautiful temples, beaches, and good people. I am considering moving there one day to retire. I have researched and gathered a bunch of information I would like to share with you.

Personally, I’m looking to retire in Norway (not a huge shocker as I’m Norwegian). In this article, I’ll tell you exactly what you need in order to do so. I’ll lay down my personal plans, and how much money I will need to retire in Norway. The minimum amount you need to retire in Norway

I still remember when I finally managed to save $1000 or more per month consistently. I was thrilled and excited to see how fast my savings account and investments grew every single month. But after the initial excitement, the question arose: Is saving $1000 per good? Should I strive to save even more? Yes, saving