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This week’s Journey to Launch podcast episode is one you don’t want to miss! I’m talking with Purple from A Purple Life about how she plans to retire at 30 and live off only $18,000 a year. In 2015, Purple started her blog to track her journey to financial freedom and early retirement. Thanks to her efforts to decrease spending, increase her wages, and geo-arbitrage, she is on her way to retiring in 2020. In less than four years she went from a net worth of $5,000 to over $350,000. Check out the episode to hear how she is living on her budget without sacrificing the fun things she loves.
In this episode you will learn:
- How to budget your money and apps that can help
- The importance of saving for retirement and securing your employer’s match
- Ways to save your first $100K
- What is geo-arbitrage and how it can jumpstart your path to FIRE
- How to demand a higher salary, and so much more
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Purple admits saving her first $100,000 was a big milestone. But once accomplished, doubling and tripling her money happened in much less time. Here is one way to save your first $100K too. Here are more ways to save 100K.
Be like Purple and get paid for taking pics of “Help Wanted” signs with the Job Spotter app by Indeed.
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I’m really sorry to doubt but I live in Washington and have family in Seattle and it’s highly unlikely you will find a one bedroom apartment in downtown Seattle.
You should check our her blog and ask her!