Thanks.
None taken. Thank you for the links posted. Will definitely take a look. My financial advisors has provided pretty sound allocations - (backtested, risk adjusted... all that wonderful stuff) with respect to the financial instrument side of the investment portfolio. It's more of a...
I did. I probably should have prefaced that I have crossed the FI line a while back. Trying to rationally determine (financially speaking) to spend the x hour working (for $) or x-y hours managing the investment.
This question has been bugging me for a while and have been searching for answer.
There is a point in working life towards retirement that the investment portfolio returns consistently more than the W2 income. I would imagine after crossing such point, time spend working is of diminishing...
I bought myself a Fujitsu IX500 scanner and just scan everything. If/when it passes legal limit or runs out of physical space, shred the paper version. Saves me time thinking about.
Might want to take a look at the past year if saving rate is >200k. Otherwise, there is a risk of over simplifying and missing out expenses including paying all those debts.