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เฮ้! ในวิดีโอที่ค่อนข้างพูดมากนี้ ฉันจะบอกคุณเกี่ยวกับแผนการเกษียณอายุก่อนกำหนด (ฉันวางแผนจะเกษียณตอนอายุ 35… บ้าไปแล้ว!) ฉันต้องการที่จะเป็นอิสระทางการเงินและไม่ต้องพึ่งพางาน 9-5 – โดยทั่วไปเลิกแข่งหนู! ฉันขอโทษสำหรับความยาวและไม่มีโครงสร้าง แต่ต่างจากวิดีโออื่นๆ ของฉัน ฉันไม่ได้วางแผนสำหรับวิดีโอนี้ ฉันแค่นั่งลงหน้ากล้องและทำเหมือนว่าฉันกำลังคุยกับเพื่อน! 💎 ฟรีและการอ้างอิงทั้งหมดของฉัน รวมถึงการแชร์ฟรี: ❤️**ติดต่อฉัน**❤️ ส่งอีเมลถึงฉัน: [email protected] Instagram: โปรดทราบว่ามีผู้คนจำนวนมากแอบอ้างเป็นฉันบน Instagram instagram เดียวของฉันคืออินสตาแกรมที่เชื่อมโยงด้านบน รูปแบบอื่นของการสะกดคำนี้ไม่ใช่ฉัน ❗️ข้อจำกัดความรับผิดชอบ – ลิงก์จำนวนมากของฉันเป็นลิงก์ในเครือ ซึ่งหมายความว่าฉันได้รับค่าคอมมิชชั่นเล็กน้อยสำหรับคุณโดยใช้ลิงก์ของฉัน แต่มันไม่เสียค่าใช้จ่ายอีกต่อไป และยังช่วยช่องของฉันอีกด้วย คำแนะนำในช่องและวิดีโอของฉันมีจุดประสงค์เพื่อให้ข้อมูลเท่านั้น และไม่ได้ทำหน้าที่เป็นคำแนะนำทางการเงิน การตัดสินใจทางการเงินของคุณถือเป็นความรับผิดชอบทั้งหมดของคุณ และหากคุณมีข้อสงสัยใดๆ โปรดติดต่อที่ปรึกษาด้านการเงินก่อนทำการลงทุนใดๆ ด้วยเงินของคุณหรือเปลี่ยนแปลงกิจกรรมทางการเงินของคุณ #ไฟไหม้ #การเงินอิสระสหราชอาณาจักร .

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41 thoughts on “Financial Independence UK: My plan for early retirement at 35 financial independence retire early”

  1. You’ve gained a new subscriber 🙂 I like your calm chatty video on how it really is living in London & if we don’t look after your spending there, your money can quickly disappear!!

  2. Great video and love your plan. I am in a similar boat as you as I don't enjoy city life and hate the commute and rat race. If you don't mind me saying You can do fire faster if you do the following:
    1) don't keep too much cash. 2% to 5% net worth in cash for emergencies and rest invest in index funds.
    2) if you have the funds diversify with a buy to let .
    3) if you have a spare room rent it out.
    4) Monitor net worth on a monthly basis. And have a target of 30% annual increase.

  3. Awesome video. Ilove your plan. I am also Polish living in UK and also building up enough passive income to be able to move to sunnier country- potentially poland. At the minute im into Vanguard investment ISA as it is super passive. Property has its advantages though.
    According to intrest calculator – when you build up your capital up to £160.000 – with 7% intrest you would get 1k intrest per month.
    Living on 1k in Poland would be comfortable enough. If you wish i can talk to you on this strategy.
    It's tax free strategy

  4. Hi Anna, im 40 and recently debt free. i earn an average wage 28k and have inherited 100k. Looking for the best way to invest to get the same annually inm passive income and retire early. I dont want for a lavish life, just the simple things. What would you advise?

  5. I sold my car to start my property investments, turned up on a motorbike to a derelict house with no skill and very little working capital. 8% interest rate + 3% above base on a commercial loan. ( No such think as a buy to let mortgage ) On a plus side the first house was £15000 in 1993. 7 year loan paid back in 4. Then the domino effect. 2 properties pay the second, 2nd pays 3rd and so on.. If the markets high sell, if it’s stagnant rent out.

  6. sounds like great plan. I am from Portugal and live in the US. when I was in a phase of hating my career i decided to renovate a small farm I own back in Portugal – this way my "last resort" option. Once that little farm was completed – suddenly working felt completely different because I had another option that I loved available to me. It changed everything.

  7. Love this and wishing you all the best on your journey. Im very interested in doing something similar and am starting the journey of mortgage overpayments etc etc. I am pushing for future security and less pressure as my children grow up etc. Welldone I shall be following your journey. You have got this ..

  8. Hi, always good to hear from people on the path… I would've liked to hear more about the nuts and bolts – how much of your income are you able to save? How would that be affected by moving to Poland (or would the proportion stay the same)? Where are you on the journey – do you have investments and what kind of growth do you expect from them? How old are you – how long to get to FIRE at 35…? Good luck with your efforts wherever you end up!

  9. I love that video, thank you for sharing your thoughts I think nowadays not everyone is that open to share it. I'm not polish but I live there for 5 years and after living in different countries is the place where I would like to live. Looking forward to Warsaw. I'm not planning on retiring because of the reason of socialising with the people at work and force myself to keep busy but that's something totally personal. Good luck with your plan

  10. Hi

    I send people to your channel all the time. I tell people that anyone can retire in ten years (regardless of age,) and use you as an example of a young person. I’m an old example btw.

    Really excited for you. Good luck – although it’s not so much luck, but a good plan, and that you already have, so I’m pretty sure you’ll achieve it

  11. In London there r prostitute houses in soho that don't move. Prostitution is illegal in England. I'd say it beyond setting an example to the word these lot r pedigree. Shameful. Boycott uk today remember oxfam scandal? Double standards? 
    Boycott uk

  12. I get the gist of your plan, you have youth on your side but you jumped from saving a “bit” of money to building a house? Saving will earn you little to nothing, building a house is also a bad move…a house is NOT an asset unless it pays you an income, you’re basically living in a piggy bank. It worries me that the youth still follow such archaic financial advice. Also “side hustles” will get harder and harder to earn from as the competition is growing by the day.

    Learn what you need, what haven’t got and what you can do without.

    I’ve been financially free for 2 years. It’s not as hard as you think. A plan is great, but don’t confuse it with optimistic presumptions….as Mike Tyson said.

    “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face”

  13. I like your drive! Good luck, I hope it goes well! I have a similar mentality and goal, yet I think you re basing your plan on too much hope.. rather than predictable, achievable facts

  14. first of all, I love the channel name, hahahaha. Also, who wouldn't want to get out of the 9 to 5? I hope your plan stays on track. I can tell you it can be done. I got out when I was 38, though I hit my numbers probably around 33. I stayed for 5 more years 'cause I was paranoid and trying to build up a bigger and bigger cushion. But eventually… honestly I just could barely get out of bed to go on that terrible commute (1.5 hours each way)…. you can do it! I can also tell you, $ snowballs, so it'll get easier too

  15. Your plan sounds a lot like mine. I'm 2 months from 30 and have been cutting back on spending drastically so I can pay my debt off faster so that I can put away more money to invest and have dividends pay for my spending. Still trying to figure out a decent side hustle that I can have contribute to paying off debt and then have it contribute to my investments. It's nice to see a video like this I can relate to.

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