I was recently asked if I was concerned about my Interactive Brokers account in the United Kingdom and Brexit. So I did my little investigation with my IB counsellor.

Last year, I reviewed our situation regarding our objective of being financially independent by 40. With our stock market investments alone, we are short about CHF 75'000 in earnings per year. So it was time to find a solution!

And here comes the announcement of the results of the 4th vintage of the #BSRI!

Until now, food was one of the only topics I had not addressed in terms of financial optimization. We decided to change this for good in 2019 with Mrs. MP!

I have had the plan to tackle our food expenses for many months. The project has now begun. While waiting for the next article, I have a question for you, dear reader.

Based on encouragement from readers, I've decided to undertake writing a book on how to achieve financial independence by 40 in Switzerland.

The blog celebrates its 5th anniversary! I can't believe how fast it went by. Let's take a look back at 2018, and discuss the perspectives for 2019.

In this article, I continue the introspection of my childhood from the age of 8 to 13. The goal: to analyze how it has impacted who I am decades later.

After our first years of living together, I started earning my first salaries. We therefore reviewed our way of managing our expenses to move to a pro rata of our earnings. And we also opened our first joint account.

The end of November is synonymous with health insurance switch in Switzerland. This year, I accompanied David to figure out whether he could save some cash by choosing frugal premiums for 2019.