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Category: Lifestyle

A Simple Way to Retire 15 Years Earlier

October 2, 2013 JustinRoG Awesome!, Case Studies, Financial Independence, Investing, Lifestyle, Personal Finance

I wanted to further explain how low expenses lead to early retirement by taking a look at a case study. Be a Super Saver Let’s explore the lives of two fraternal twins, tragically torn apart

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Low Expenses Lead To Early Retirement While Still Young

September 30, 2013 JustinRoG Financial Independence, Investing, Lifestyle, Personal Finance

Saving and investing large amounts of money every year is a great way to get wealthy.  Every year your new investments add to your portfolio value, and the investments grow on their own over time.

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One Month Into My Early Retirement Adventure!

September 27, 2013 JustinRoG Awesome!, Financial Independence, Lifestyle, Parenting

Yesterday marked the one month anniversary of my early retirement.  Where did the time go?  Why didn’t I accomplish more?  It seems like just yesterday I was working, yet it also seems like an eternity

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Early Retirement at 33: An Overview

September 25, 2013 JustinRoG Awesome!, Case Studies, Financial Independence, Investing, Lifestyle, Moneyhacks, Parenting, Personal Finance, Travel

One of the most popular page at Root of Good is the “I Retired at 33!” page where I introduce myself and talk a little about Root of Good. I assume that means people are

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Sabbatical, Mid Career Break, or Retired?

September 22, 2013 JustinRoG Financial Independence, Lifestyle, Mailbag, Travel

If you are a normal human being, you dream of taking a break from the drudgery of work.  More free time.  More sun filled vacations.  More sleeping in on rainy mornings.  More lounging on the

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5 Ways Living Near Family Saves You Money

September 15, 2013 JustinRoG Financial Independence, Lifestyle, Moneyhacks, Parenting, Personal Finance

Yesterday started out as a typical Saturday morning in our house.  The kids woke up early, went downstairs, and watched cartoons like zombies.  The parents stayed upstairs and slept in.  Eventually I crawled out of

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