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Mr. Poopybutthole
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Well 2021 was a wild one financially.
Quit my job with the DoD in March, took a new one in May, and quit that one in October to retire.
Moved from California to Florida in April, taking 6 weeks to drive across the country. About a week or two into it, homeless, we crossed our milestone for financial independence/possible early retirement (the point in which our investment accounts make enough annually to cover 100% of our expenses).
Total liquid investments were up 31.34% on the year (including contributions, but we stopped those early in the year; 401k's stopped March, tIRA's sometime around summer). Total net worth up 21.61%. This also includes the equity from selling our house in California, but also putting 20% down on a new house in Florida. We bought a new car in cash (well, financed and paid off same month).
Entering our third month of early retirement. Outside of the impending economic collapse and ongoing inflation, things are going quite well.
Quit my job with the DoD in March, took a new one in May, and quit that one in October to retire.
Moved from California to Florida in April, taking 6 weeks to drive across the country. About a week or two into it, homeless, we crossed our milestone for financial independence/possible early retirement (the point in which our investment accounts make enough annually to cover 100% of our expenses).
Total liquid investments were up 31.34% on the year (including contributions, but we stopped those early in the year; 401k's stopped March, tIRA's sometime around summer). Total net worth up 21.61%. This also includes the equity from selling our house in California, but also putting 20% down on a new house in Florida. We bought a new car in cash (well, financed and paid off same month).
Entering our third month of early retirement. Outside of the impending economic collapse and ongoing inflation, things are going quite well.
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