Dealing with heat is far worse than dealing with cold because you can not just put more clothes on. Now, one could just switch on the A/C, but there are also ways to avoid this by taking advantage of the environment rather than ignoring it or working against it. In general the nights get tolerably [...]
Can I retire with 2 million dollars?
Published in November 28th, 2011
Posted by Jacob in Early Retirement
This, and various perturbations, is one of the most frequent Google search terms that hit this site. I think my very general answer would be that if you have to ask that question, then the answer is, “PROBABLY NOT!” If you ask whether you can retire with $10 million, the answer is still no. The [...]
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Published in November 27th, 2011
Posted by Jacob in Transportation
In this new series of posts I give popular personal finance advise in an easily digestible list format of tips, reasons, things, and so on. I will tell you how you too can be rich, good-looking, or perhaps just plain awesome by adopting these amazing insights which have been developed by a real PhD. Also [...]
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