This records my experience of being a 35-year-old who reached financial freedom.
It wasn’t due to any brilliance or hard work. I held an ordinary white collar job, climbing up the career ladder like anyone else.
My path to financial independence was chosen for me when I was diagnosed with a critical illness. My insurance policies paid out. I was in my early thirties.
With the proceeds, I became financially independent and unofficially retired.
I write about retirement, investing, and insurance. I am an advocate for low-cost insurance and investing, and you can read my best articles here.
I’m married to a wonderful woman, and we have a young child. We live in Singapore in a 4-room flat.
Reach me at thefinancialindependent35@gmail.com