All in Shares

119. Revisit with Rachel and David: Out of Property, Into Funds

119. Revisit with Rachel and David: Out of Property, Into Funds

Ruth
Money Journey, Personal Finance, Podcast, PocketSmith, Money Education, Financial Independence, KiwiSaver, Rental Property, Shares, Simplicity

MONEY JOURNEY

Back in November 2017, in Episode 04, I sat down with Rachel and David. They had reached financial independence long before the term was widely used, doing it through property. Eight years later, their story has taken a very different turn. They’ve moved away from property and into the share market. We talk about why they made the change, how they approached it, and what it looks like to shift from one asset class to another without losing sight of the bigger picture. Rachel and David are a great reminder that money is not just something to protect and preserve, but something that can be used to create freedom, joy, generosity, and a life well lived.

48. Everything is working out perfectly!

48. Everything is working out perfectly!

Ruth
Money Journey, Personal Finance, Financial Independence, Podcast, Investing, Saving, Shares, Money Education, Debt Free, Index Funds, KiwiSaver, Retirement

MONEY JOURNEYS

Jen freaked out at 49! She considered herself to be halfway through her life and had big concerns about what the other half might look like. A divorce halved her net worth and becoming a single mother introduced a whole heap of new challenges. She is now fast tracking to an early retirement at the age of 55 and is a wonderful example of showing just what a woman on a mission is capable of!

47. Matching income with expectations is the secret.

47. Matching income with expectations is the secret.

Ruth
Money Journey, Personal Finance, Financial Independence, Podcast, Investing, Saving, Shares, Money Education

MONEY JOURNEYS

Nina was homeschooled and part of her education involved investing in the share market and preparing from the age of just 13 to cover the cost of her future university degree. Now in her late 20’s and with a husband and three small children, she is feeling content with the journey ahead and that includes paying off their home and then starting to invest for the long term financial wellbeing of her and her family.

46. I'm sick of living pay cheque to pay cheque!

46. I'm sick of living pay cheque to pay cheque!

Ruth
Money Journey, Personal Finance, Financial Independence, Podcast, Investing, Saving, Shares

MONEY JOURNEYS

Alana’s debt of choice was buying household items on Hire Purchase. Lots of them! But before long she had precommitted her income years into the future so she could service these debts. But finally she reached a pivotal point of being heartily sick of living pay cheque to pay cheque and in just a few short years she and her husband have made a massive financial turnaround and are now firmly on the path to financial independence.