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    Retiring to a Small City And Living on Passive Income 2: Financial Freedom, #232
    Retiring to a Small City And Living on Passive Income 2: Financial Freedom, #232
    Retiring to a Small City And Living on Passive Income 2: Financial Freedom, #232
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    Retiring to a Small City And Living on Passive Income 2: Financial Freedom, #232

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    The media says you'll never be too affordable to retire. However, you can retire if you choose your location wisely.

     

    My wife and I chose to retire to the small city of Pensacola, Florida where we live entirely on passive income.

     

    The key to living a Happy Cash Flow Retirement is building income streams well before you retire. Inside, I discuss our income streams and how we built them. You can do the same starting today.

     

    If you want a chance to retire in your 40s or 50s, you must do something different than everyone else. Will you take a different path? Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateMay 6, 2024
    ISBN9798224313716
    Retiring to a Small City And Living on Passive Income 2: Financial Freedom, #232

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      Table of Contents

      MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF

      Retiring to a Small City

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Retiring to a Small City and Living on Passive Income 2

      02  Retirement Planning in Your 40s

      03  Happy Cash Flow Retirement 11

      04  Living on $3,000/Month in San Diego

      05  Happy Financial Independence Day 3

      06  Fruits of the DGI Tree

      07  The Magic of Income Investing 2

      08  Passive Income from Creativity 106: Writing

      09  How to Control Your Spending 102: Envelope Method

      10  Saving & Investing with $1,000/month

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      And Living on Passive Income 2

      01  Retiring to a Small City and Living on Passive Income 2

      02  Retirement Planning in Your 40s

      03  Happy Cash Flow Retirement 11

      04  Living on $3,000/Month in San Diego

      05  Happy Financial Independence Day 3

      06  Fruits of the DGI Tree

      07  The Magic of Income Investing 2

      08  Passive Income from Creativity 106: Writing

      09  How to Control Your Spending 102: Envelope Method

      10  Saving & Investing with $1,000/month

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      01  Retiring to a Small City and Living on Passive Income 2

      Do you want to have the chance to retire in this lifetime? Even better, do you want to retire early, perhaps in your 40s or 50s?

      There has never been a better time to create a Happy Cash Flow Retirement, but it will take sacrifice. Your company no longer gives you a nice pension with unlimited medical benefits and inflation protection.

      So, what type of sacrifice is in the cards for you? Sacrifice comes in all shapes and sizes; it may be moving to a small city, working an ungodly amount of hours, starting a business in your spare time, or becoming a content creator. Let me share my story.

      Pursue Your Creative Career with Dividends as a Backdrop

      How and why we retired in a small city. I wrote an article titled "Retiring to a Small City and Living on Passive Income" over a year ago. At the time, I was just starting the retirement process from the United States Marine Corps.

      Now that my wife and I have been fully retired for over seven months, I want to examine our passive income and budgets in our small city, Pensacola, Florida, in more detail.

      We have made many sacrifices over the years to get to this point. First, I was in the Marine Corps for 24 years, doing the Lord’s work.

      I was born in the expensive city of San Diego, California, so traveling the world showed me how the rest of the population spent their money.

      I fell in love with small cities such as Pensacola, Florida; Beaufort, South Carolina; and Yuma, Arizona. I knew I wanted to retire somewhere affordable and less busy.

      Income for Retirement: Preferred Shares

      I was gone for nine of my 18 years of marriage—that was our initial sacrifice to earn a military pension. However,

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