How to Achieve Financial Freedom; my parents are against my financial independence?

KCLau.com Financial freedom is definitely not a myth. Although it remains as a dream for most people who are still struggling and running in their own rat race, financial freedom is just a state when some numbers are met. The good news is that every one of us has different set of numbers to meet. It is commonly known that when the passive income is more than enough to cover the required expenses, you are financially free. Based on this formula alone, it is enough to show that FF can be achieved in many different ways. Passive income = expenses You can either reduce your expenses or increase your passive income. The problem is most of us can’t compromise on a lower spending. If you sell all your stuff such as house, vehicles and all other belongings, you are almost financially free if you are a single working adult. Move to a place where everything is still cheap, and you are okay to live cheap and stay cheap, you got your financial freedom almost instantly. Look at the formula again. On the other hand, it seems more fun to have a high passive income level that enables you to afford a more luxurious lifestyle. Isn’t that most people are chasing after in their rat race? Besides measuring FF with your passive income, which most people don’t have, you can also measure FF in terms of “time”. The formula works this way – calculate how much money you had accumulated, and divide it by the monthly required expenses to sustain your lifestyle. That number represents how many months
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Question by Jason the juggernaught: my parents are against my financial independence?
Ok I am 15 and I want to pay for all of my expenses (food, utilities, ect.) Because, for me, it is a matter of honor to be able to support myself. I have the resources because after school, I trade in the stock market and I am doing well bringing in about $ 1,200 a month. However, my parents say they want to support me until I am 18. Therefore, my q is what should I do or what would you do in my place? Becuase I am tired of being a free-loader
On the other hand, am I off my rocker (honestly?)

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Answer by momofoneandhalf
Keep “free loading” for now or until you are old enough to get a real job. Just remember that one day your parents are going to get old and then they will be “free loading” off of you. See how that works, they raise you and in return you are there for them when they need you to be when they get to be older.

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Your Coming Financial Breakthrough 1 of 3; How can I save my relationship before September 1st?

On this telecast from beautiful Hawaii, popular Bible teacher Mike Murdock, author of 200 books and thousands of songs and pastor of the Wisdom Center, offers seven distinctive decisions you can make that will change the course of your life forever, especially in the area of finances. Prepare for a major breakthrough as you hear how receiving comes with giving! Are you ready to become an uncommon receiver and extraordinary giver?
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Question by fyrecrackercass: How can I save my relationship before September 1st?
I got together with my bf about 3 years ago while he was dating someone else. They broke up and we began dating LD, he was in NJ and I in MD. Almost a year into dating officially he asked me to move in to his new house and I did. Things have been hard for me trying to find a steady job w/o a degree in a wealthy area of Ivy grads therefore paying my “rent” and half of the bills has been sporadic. For a while I was fine, then took about 5 months to get stable, then got downsized. That was 6 months ago and I just finally found a longterm job with a 3 yr contract. Also, I finally was awarded financial aid so I can complete my degree. I got a signing bonus and a very hefty salary making my money issues obsolete. I found all of this out on the day my boyfriend decided that hes tired of all the fighting about this and he cant be with me anymore. I dont move until Sep 1 and want to do what I can to turn things around before then. Not a miracle, just enough to give him a reason to try
Let me explain further. The first time the money was a problem was when I first moved here. Then it was 6 months later. Its been an issue for the duration of my time here. We have good stretches and then fall back down again – we always manage to get back up again, but its just been really difficult dealing with the disappointments over and over again. I get the impression that he would feel weak going back on his decision after the fact – particularly since it all happened in the same 2 days. Hes 29 and Im 23 – we are beyond the time that its acceptable to jump to the dump. You dont spend 3 years with someone, move halfway up the east coast for them, and then allow it to be disposed of after some bad times. I know for a fact that this good step for me will be great for us, I just need to get him to see that (and remember why he loved me in the first place) before the move-out date. Also, I need advice on how to get to HI cheap at the end of Aug for a friends wedding.
The wedding would be a good time for us to experience some real “couple time” without dealing with this house and whatnot. Anyone willing to give away flier miles or make a trade for them?

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Answer by sexyhaze25
If he’s not willing to be their for you through the rough times then he’s not worth being with through the good times. F U C K him he’s not strong enough to be their for you when you need him leave him. theirs a sayin I can do bad all by myself.

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