Master your personal finances and build a life of abundance and freedom that you love.
Hi, I'm Jamie
I’m a 30-something money blogger that writes about saving, frugal living, investing and entrepreneurship.
I achieved financial independence at 30 through hard work, saving and learning to invest.
On this blog, I share everything I’ve learned about money to help you build a life you love, free from money worries.
If you’d like to achieve financial freedom, escape the 9 til 5 and spend your days however you want, then you’re in the right place.
You can find out more about me and the blog on the About Page.
LATEST POSTS
Pensions Explained For Dummies
Do you know how much is in your pension? Do you know what assets your pension is invested in? Do you have a target pension pot you’re saving
The Passive Income Myth
Passive income. Those words still excite me as much today as when I first heard them a decade ago. Learning about creating income streams that you didn’t need
11 Ways To Invest Your First £1,000
So, you’re ready to invest your first £1,000. First off; CONGRATULATIONS! But let’s keep the celebrations short and get your money working for you ASAP. So, where’s the
9 Buy To Let Tips For New Investors
Create passive income, benefit from capital growth, achieve financial freedom, become a millionaire, and do it all with other people’s money. With property investing surrounded by these buzzwords,
The 7 Levels of Financial Independence
Being financially independent is often thought of as an either-or thing. You either have enough passive income to cover your living expenses or not. But financial independence (FI)
Hacking The Big 3 – How to Slash Your Housing, Travel and Food Costs
When I first got interested in personal finance, I stumbled across a blog called Early Retirement Extreme (ERE). The blogger behind the site, Jacob Lund Fisker, lives on
Good Debt vs. Bad Debt: Is There A Difference?
DEBT. Reading that probably made you feel something. Like an F-bomb, the word debt provokes a reaction. You might have felt panic. You wouldn’t be alone. Most people
If I Were A Home Economics Teacher
Chances are, you received minimal financial education – if any. Very few children are fortunate enough to have financially savvy parents. I wasn’t taught anything about money growing
My 5 Biggest Money Mistakes
I made plenty of idiotic decisions in my youth, and I also made some bad calls with money. At one point, my life was a financial mess. I
How I Retired At 30
I can’t remember how I first found about financial independence, but I remember the feeling. I had stumbled upon the secrets of the rich. In fact, I had
7 Buy To Let Disadvantages You Should Know About
Anyone that knows me knows that I’m a BIG fan of property investing. I’ll talk your ear off about all the advantages of buy-to-let, and why there’s never
The Passive Income Myth
Passive income. Those words still excite me as much today as when I first heard them a decade ago. Learning about creating income streams that you didn’t need