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Uploaded by on Mar 17, 2008

This is a response to a recent post in my blog, What Financially Free Means to Me (My Retirement Plan). Visit www.antishay.com for more info.

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  • I think that a house(especially in the Seattle area) or a condo is a great investment.  If you look at the price increases in last 10-20-30 years it is very hard to save that plus you will be living there.

  • Houses are almost always a good investment - especially here :) However, I am dating (for 2 years now) a man who already owns a house... and I just don't think I'll have to buy one.

  • Early retirement sounds soooo good! I am working on finding a way to have my own busness. I give another 5 stars for you, and I will subscribe too!

  • :D You can do it too. If you need help with a particular life situation, let me know and I'll address it individually. Thanks!

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  • What kind of business one can do from home? I mean - what do you do, if I may ask. I'm looking for something to do now apart of the freediving instruction. yes, I can invest the time it takes. The question is, what one can do? I'm not talking about per click type of jobs. Could the writing articles thing really make some money? I'll really appreciate an answer. Badly need money :(

  • I disagree with you on the point you made around 3:52 because if you were to leave that $40,000 ALONE in a Roth IRA, for example, it would be a cool tax-free $1.8 million after letting it grow from age 25-65 at an average of 10%. The appreciation on a single residential real estate property could never keep up with compound interest, nor can your increasing income unless it is extremely substantial. Hey, start acquiring rental property and live for free in a multiunit building that you own!

  • I've half done it at 30.

  • Wow! Seattle is very inexpensive compared to where I live (BC) Great plan hun!

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