Boring Money Guy
Dan Askew | Boring Money GuyJust a normal guy on a mission to normalise money talk. Writing about financial literacy, simple investing, and the boring money habits that actually work. No shortcuts—just real life, real money, and building wealth one sensible decision at a time.
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I'd rather buy future freedom than present satisfaction.
For a while, I've been trying to put my financial philosophy into one sentence.
I think I might just have found it.
I'd rather buy future freedom than present satisfaction.
The interesting thing is, I haven’t always thought this way.
A...
Financial freedom isn't a finish line. It's a gradual increase in optionality.
"Financial freedom."
It's one of those phrases that's been stretched so far that everyone seems to have their own definition of what it actually means.
For some, it means owning a yacht.
For others, it’s retiring at 35.
For me…
I’m no...
Our emergency fund now comes before everything else.
The day we completed on our first home should have felt like the finish line.
Instead, it felt like we’d pressed reset.
A few months earlier, I'd already spent around £15,000 on a car, leaving my savings looking a little thinner than usua...
Retirement isn't measured in years. It's measured in healthy ones.
When people talk about retirement, they usually focus on one number.
It’s the same number governments point to when explaining why the State Pension age keeps rising.
Life expectancy.
On the surface, it makes some kind of sense.
If we’r...
Financial influencers are teaching the wrong lessons.
Open almost any social media app—TikTok, Instagram, YouTube—and you'll find someone promising financial freedom—the holy grail—by 30.
Start a side hustle.
Trade crypto.
Flip houses.
Buy this course.
Use this secret strategy.
Everythin...
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