Caught on FIRE - A Primitive Journey To Financial Independence

21 Finance Quotes That Prove It’s Not About Money

Financial freedom is a goal that requires perseverance and determination. Most people go through hardships at some point in their

Personal Finance

13 Unconventional Ways To Save

March 22, 2021March 23, 2021 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments different ways to save money, extreme ways to save money, non-traditional ways to save money, out of the ordinary ways to save cash, out of the ordinary ways to save money, ridiculous ways to save cash, ridiculous ways to save money, unconventional ways to save cash, unconventional ways to save money, ways to save money differently

While trying to get out of a debt or achieving financial freedom you may want to think of alternative ways

Freedom Retirement

Riding The Bull Feels Like Financial Freedom

March 17, 2021March 17, 2021 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments

A few months back I made the decision of breaking away from the golden handcuffs. Between moving states, carrying the

Personal Finance

From $100k to $200k – How Long It Took To Double My Net Worth

March 11, 2021March 15, 2021 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments $200k by 32, $200k net worth, doubling net worth from $100k, reaching $200k net worth, two hundred thousand net worth

It’s really hard to imagine your money working for you if it’s taking a really long time to save. It

Career

Success – Why Your 5 Closest Friends Matter

March 6, 2021March 29, 2021 The Man On FIRE 1 Comment 5 closest friends, 5 closest friends jim rohn, 5 closest friends success, 5 closest people success, average of 5 closest friends, average of 5 closest people, average of 5 friends, closest friends and success, closest people in life success, do friends define your success, do your closest friends determine your success, five closest friends, jim rohn 5 closest friends success, success 5 closest friends, success five closest friends, you are the avg of your 5 closest friends, your five closest friends success

“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” — Jim Rohn This famous quote by

Reviews

Mint Mobile Review 2021 – Plans for $30 or Less!

March 4, 2021March 19, 2021 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments is mint mobile worth it?, is mintmobile worth it?, mint mobile review, mintmobile review, phone service mint review, review of mint mobile, review of mint mobile service, what do others think of mint mobile

After already switching from T-Mobile to Boost Mobile a few years ago, I decided to make another switch after hearing

Personal Finance

Average Household Income – Top 10 and Worst 10 States

March 2, 2021March 11, 2021 The Man On FIRE 2 Comments average household income, average household income by state, average income by state, best and worst states for income, best income states, income by household, income by household by state, income by state by household, median household income by state, median income by state, top 10 income states, top income by household, top income states, top states by median household income, worst income states

The United States Census Bureau has officially released their American Community Survey (ACS) data, which included the median income by

Alternative Investments Real Estate

How I Became A Landlord With No Experience

March 1, 2021March 29, 2021 The Man On FIRE 2 Comments become a landlord, becoming a landlord, being a landlord, being a landlord for the first time, how can I be a landlord, how to become a landlord with little to no experience, I want to become a landlord, steps to becoming a landlord, things to know before becoming a landlord

I finally pulled the plug – I became a landlord and turned the condo I was living in for 2

Personal Finance

Caught On FIRE Update – Sept 2020

September 6, 2020September 15, 2020 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments financial independence 2020, financial independence september 2020

I’ve been MIA lately so I wanted to post some of the latest updates. A ton has happened since the

Personal Finance

How I Reached $100k Net Worth At 30 Years Old

September 3, 2020March 30, 2021 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments $100k net worth, $100k net worth at 30 years old, $100k net worth by 30 years old, 100000 net worth by 30 years old, hitting $100k by 30 years old, How do I get $100k by 30 years old, how do you get $100k by 30, how to hit $100k net worth at the age of 30, how to reach $100k by 30, how to reach $100k net worth by 30 years old, reaching $100k by 30 years old, reaching $100k net worth at age 30

While many super successful people write about becoming a millionaire by 30, I’m only able to tell my story about

Passive Income Reports Personal Finance

Passive Income Report – Q3 – 2019

October 9, 2019October 8, 2019 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments income report 2019, income reports 2019, passive income 2019, passive income report 2019, passive income reports 2019

Three quarters into 2019 and we continuously read about recession markers all over the news. Yet, we carry on despite

Career

Quick & Dirty – W2 vs 1099 – Which Is Better?

September 3, 2019September 8, 2019 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments 1099 or w2, 1099 versus w2, 1099 vs w2, pluses and minuses of 1099 vs w2, pros and cons of 1099 vs w2, w2 versus 1099, w2 vs 1099

It’s a pretty common dilemma in the contracting world to be stuck deciding between W2 employment or being a 1099

Passive Income Reports Personal Finance

Passive Income Report – First Half – 2019

August 18, 2019September 14, 2019 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments income report 2019, income reports 2019, passive income 2019, passive income report 2019, passive income reports

We’re half way through the year and my personal goal was to beat each quarter last year. Actually, that’s the

Personal Finance

A Tale Of Deciding Between Two Jobs

March 24, 2019September 14, 2019 The Man On FIRE 6 Comments 2 job offers, choosing between jobs, choosing between two jobs, deciding between two jobs, deciding which job to take, two jobs offers

As I progress down my path to financial independence, I realize there will always be forks in the road. There

Passive Income Reports

Passive Income Report – Q4 – 2018

March 16, 2019September 14, 2019 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments 2018 q4 passive income, passive income report 4th quarter 2018, passive income report q4 2018, passive income report qtr 4 2018, q4 2018 passive income report

Okay… fair enough, this one is wayyyyy late. I also accidentally overwrote my Q3 report since I like to copy

Freedom

What I’ve Discovered After Taking The TV Out Of The Bedroom

November 20, 2018September 14, 2019 The Man On FIRE 6 Comments is it better to have no tv in the bedroom, pros and cons of tv in the bedroom, removing tv from bedroom, should I take out my tv from my bedroom, should you take your tv away from the bedroom, taking the television out of the bedroom, taking the tv out of the bedroom, taking your television out of your bedroom, taking your tv out of your bedroom, tv in the bedroom, tv in the bedroom good or bad

I’ve had this idea of eliminating the TV from the bedroom for a while. My girlfriend would convince me that

Personal Finance Retirement

FIRE Should Stand For Financial Independence Retire Easily

October 30, 2018September 8, 2019 The Man On FIRE 2 Comments financial independence easy retirement, financial independence retire easily, financial independence retiring easy, retiring easily through financial independence, retiring easily with financial independence

I know that we’re all excited to hit our end goals and FIRE ourselves from the 9 to 5. The

Personal Finance Retirement

I Might Accidentally Be In Mini Retirement

October 22, 2018September 14, 2019 The Man On FIRE 4 Comments accidental mini retirement, mini retirement by accident, what is mini retirement, who invented the term mini retirement

Surely I’ve been a bit lazy lately about my postings – life happens. As an independent consultant, the highs are

Alternative Investments

I’m Going Investment App Crazy!

September 17, 2018September 9, 2019 The Man On FIRE 0 Comments investing app craze, investing apps, investment app craze, investment apps, too many investing apps, too many investment apps

Many companies are getting into investment apps. Personally, I am struggling to keep up. I see one, I think it’s

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