How would your life change if you reached Financial Independence and got to the point where working
We're going back to basics and taking a deep dive into the Roth IRA and the levers, tools, and inve
As the ChooseFI community continues to grow, it's necessary to discuss some fundamental basics th
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One of ChooseFI's most popular guests is back! Dominick Quartuccio returns to talk about after th
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Following US Election Day results, it's important to remember the alligators and kittens, a concept
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Your money story informs so much of your life even if you're not aware of it. For 30 years, Leisa P
Jonathan draws a parallel between the episode on Monday with professional poker player Annie Duke a
Annie Duke is a world champion poker player and author of Thinking in Bets, a book which makes the
After 18 years of ownership, Brad says goodbye to his beloved Honda Civic, Golden Boy. When it come
Immigrating to the United States as a child, by early adulthood, Jully found herself caught up in o
In our eighth Households of FI touchpoint episodes, Kristi was successfully following the standard
Brad has been taking part in a mastermind group and teaching its members about financial independen
In this ChooseFI Back to Basics episode, we review Health Savings Accounts (HSA). What happens when
How can you recognize the value in the secondhand market, begin optimizing a strategy, and turn it
Picking back up with the Household of FI series, Vivian is a single mom who found FI in the last ye
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