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About The Money Loaf

Who is The Money Loaf? 

 

I’m a thirty-something guy married to Mrs Money Loaf and we currently don’t intend to have children. 

 

For some reason, I got interested in saving and investing quite early on and have become that person that friends turn to for advice about money. 

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My first stock purchase was JNJ in 2010 when it was trading around $60 - sadly, I don't have those shares anymore. In 2013, I switched to selling options, but it took me a long time to really get the hang of it, especially the risk management aspect. 

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Today, we have ETFs that provide the foundation to our portfolio, a core holding of dividend stocks that provide cash flow, and an options portfolio that helps provide extra income while waiting for buying opportunities. 

 

I wanted to start a blog to chronicle my own journey towards FIRE, and finally got off my butt to do it towards the end of the covid lockdown. 
 

Why do you blog anonymously?

 

I intend to blog with full transparency - that means being open about my finances, investments and the like.

 

Unfortunately, money is still a weird topic to talk about, so I feel more comfortable keeping these identities separate (for now).

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Other questions? Contact me! 

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