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Nov 14, 2016 · Not even eight years after her college graduation, JP no longer works, and has a net worth of $2.25 million. She's done with the part of her life where she focuses on bringing in money.
Nov 20, 2016 · Today, JP Livingston has a total net worth of $2.25 million – 60% generated by her aggressive savings plan and 40% of it from investing. Today, she and her husband live on $65,000 per year.
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Sep 21, 2018 · J.P. Livingston left work last year with $2.25 million at 28 years old after working in finance for only 7 years.
Nov 15, 2016 · JP Livingston is a 28-year-old living in New York City. She likes to wake up late and lay in bed reading blogs, catch up with friends on GChat and binge on Netflix. Sound familiar? Well, she can do...
- Tell Me Your Story. How Did You Manage to Retire at 28?
- What Made You Want to Retire early?
- What Sacrifices Did You Have to Make in Order to Reach This Milestone?
- What Do You Do Now That You’Re Retired?
- Do You Still Earn An Income?
- How Did You Decide on How Much You Needed to Retire on?
I have wanted to retire since I was about 12 years old. My parents grew up poor. I am talking eight people living in a one room apartment poor. My father’s father passed away when he was 18, and his mother who had previously been a homemaker was only able to find a job at a cookie factory. Her dream for my father was that he would be a busboy and e...
The freedom is really what appealed to me. I had a very potent reminder of how important freedom was and how little time I had to enjoy it the year before I retired. There were several deaths and major health scares amongst my loved ones. That made me realize that given my family’s history, I had about 15 to 20 really good years of health that I co...
I’ve rarely thought of my financial decisions as sacrifices. Rather, they were decisions to purchase one thing over another. If I took my bonus into the store and were deciding between a cool new phone or a camera, I wouldn’t leave feeling like I had “sacrificed” the one I didn’t purchase. I wanted to buy back my time and my freedom more than I wan...
The best thing I can do is show you. Here was my actual calendar from a recent week: Broadly speaking, I have one major project – a personal finance site I write to help others retire early – which I work on for about 10 hours a week, then the rest of the time is filled with hobbies, reading, and being out in the city. It is amazing how enjoyable t...
Not currently. I am not ruling out a traditional job one day, but it would be about finding interesting work and less about the money. My goal right now is to create a place that helps other folks get smarter about money and retire faster, so I might do some freelance writing outside of the blog. But I don’t want to have left one job just to jump i...
I was a professional investor and the way we used to make our investment decisions was to build out various scenarios, observe the outcomes, and attach a probability to each. I did a similar exercise for determining how much I needed to retire. I used three scenarios to triangulate on a target number. There’s a walk through on the three scenarios w...
Dec 27, 2016 · Her investment strategies are part of what allowed her to build a net worth of about $2.25 million.
Oct 3, 2018 · The Money Habit blogger JP Livingston's entire career before early retirement lasted seven years. Here are her 6 best tips for you to replicate her success.
