RE: Planning An Early Retirement Budget

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Planning An Early Retirement Budget

in money •  7 years ago 

I would work on the side hustles rather than working for someone, but then again I am self employed, and couldn't work for anyone else again!. I wouldn't pay the mortgage off early, I would put the extra money you would pay towards overpaying into investments that pay more than your mortgage interest. Having cash flow is necessary, but if you are working a side hustle, you can save most of this side hustle money as a financial buffer for unexpected expenses, and some could go into investments

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Yeah, I was just thinking that my money buffer would be much bigger without that $700+ monthly payment. With just taxes and insurance, the monthly cost would be reduced to around $150-175/mo.

Without the job, I could certainly find a decent chunk of money from my side hustles. Though that might be more economy related and in a crash those jobs might be in high demand from all the newly jobless.