Many of you contacted me to ask about my investments, and where we are now regarding financial independence in Switzerland. So I decided to start with this Journal format. We'll see how it goes in the long term.

Wondering which is the best credit card in Switzerland in 2019? Don't look any further, the answer is in this article!

I hadn't yet been able to find a sport activity that I could do all year round, and that was free. This has now been done. And with 4kgs less at stake!

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!

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

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.

After more than two years in our new home, we can finally compute what our real rent is as a homeowner in Switzerland. So, is that more advantageous than being a tenant or not?

As our investment strategy has been in auto-pilot mode for almost two years, I didn't think to update you about my ETF portfolio changes. Thanks to our reader Max for reminding me, it's now fixed!

Since it has been two years that I published my analysis of online brokers for Swiss Mustachians, I thought it was time to provide you with an update so that newcomers to the blog have the latest infos on this matter.