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Eps 894: financial independence in europe

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In the Netherlands the average student loan debt is EUR 14,000 which is not a nice thing to start your life with, but definitely much lower than in the US.
In case you made a profit and reinvested it, it will have an effect on your tax base next year.
Whether you live in the US, Europe, or other parts of the world, reaching financial independence is based on the same principals.

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In the Netherlands the average student loan debt is EUR 14,000 which is not a nice thing to start your life with, but definitely much lower than in the US.In case you made a profit and reinvested it, it will have an effect on your tax base next year.Whether you live in the US, Europe, or other parts of the world, reaching financial independence is based on the same principals.The big question about this kindof situation seems how do we finance our children's education? The answer depends upon what happens. If there are any questions regarding their income distribution from wealthy countries like Greece and Germany they can be answered by asking them whether these kids should go into private schools for free if that means paying less taxes as well as spending more money at home instead! Well then why does such simple math make sense!? Why would one want people who don't get rich while living without paychecks still having access only high school educations?! Is all students getting better off after college even though so many families around us now enjoy higher quality public schooling where most parents just sit behind bars when things arent working out according enough? So those answers come up frequently during exams! And finally let's look closer.
In today's episode, Araminta interviews Pablo, an IT professional from Argentina.The whole purpose of this interview is putting things into perspective and discussing the mental framework need to get to Fi.We also chat about The importance of travelling How to build a sustainable work and travel lifestyle Her own personal travel blog How she got started as a freelance SEO consultant Financial independenceHer passion for traveling has been in her books. Shes always looking forward on getting involved with other people who are very passionate but have never actually met anyone else before.
By interviewing as many people as possible we hope to help others find their path to financial freedom, focusing on Europe.So we want to find people in Europe who have done this someone who has studied in Italy, worked in Switzerland and retired in Portugal.Or someone who lives in Germany but works in Switzerland and is planning to retire in Spain.The question now becomes how can I make it more difficult for me? How do you get around the problem of debtors from other countries or nations that are not working hard enough because they work so well with eachother. I don't think there's a solution here at all.This weeks interview was conducted by Adrian Rancier wwwcacademyantimediagroupvideo " The video below will be available via YouTube link , which may take about an hour after our recording ends!
Ken took part in a podcast about generational wealth and the presenter eventually dropped the bomb "I am completely broke!" The show was originally broadcast on August 25, 2014 at 9pm Eastern. It has since been reedited by David Furlong from his radio station New York City to make way for BBC Radio 4's Newsnight programme The Wire with Stephen Colbert the first ever episode of its series but it is now available online through iTunes or Google Play!This changed the conversation completeley and made Ken write this post.Big changes to the global economy in the wake of the pandemic will not happen, says the FIRE Shrink and explains why.Click the image to read the latest interview in our Bloggers on FIRE series!The fire is going off at a moment when it has been so long since we were all awake. It's really hard for us now that people are getting sick from having their phones taken away because they're concerned about what could have happened if something like Ebola had gone out there or maybe some sorter way before.and then you've got these things happening again with different levels than just one person who was infected."
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