Never Retire: My 70/20/10 (And Then Some) Spending, Saving And Investing Strategy
Built for life in a new country you plan to stay in... forever
As promised on Sunday in—
This week, I will—
discuss aspects of life in Spain that make it better, especially when compared to the United States.
To illustrate that—
Even if my cost of living in Spain was the same as—or even higher than—what it was in the United States, I couldn’t imagine ever living there again. The real bargain you receive when you live in Spain—particularly its large cities—is a quality of life that’s objectively impossible to attain in the US.
But today, a quick post to detail the personal finance and investing strategy I am using to effectively manage my money and hedge against a weaker US dollar.
I introduced these subjects a couple of weeks ago and want to pull them together today with additional details.
So—for background and to fill in any gaps—see:
I’m working fast and furious to get Friki de Bici launched, hopefully by mid-April. I picked up my new MacBook Pro today, marking my return to an Apple computer after a decade or so with a Chromebook! I need the power to produce videos!!
I received a better setup in the mail today to mount my GoPro so I hope to have another test video soon to improve on this initial sort of lame/but not that lame attempt at a YouTube video—
In the meantime, please subscribe to my YouTube account and, if you so inclined—
I appreciate every penny.
Here’s a look at my 70/20/10 and then some personal finance plan—