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The Spectrum of Financial Dependence and Independence

The Spectrum of Financial Dependence and Independence

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I did not intend to get rich. I just wanted to get independent.

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The financial spectrum: Level 0 - 6

The financial spectrum: Level 0 - 6

  • Level 0: Complete financial dependence on the kindness of strangers who have no vested interest in your success.
  • Level 1:Ā Complete financial dependence on people who want you to succeed.
  • Level 2: Complete financial dependence on people with a vested interest in your financial outcome.
  • Level 3: Ability to partially support yourself byĀ adding value for others.
  • Level 4: Ability to fully support yourself by adding marginal value for others.
  • Level 5:Ā Enough savings to cover run-of-the-mill problems.
  • Level 6: Enough savings to cover large, unforeseen problems for a longer period.

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The financial spectrum: Level 7 - 11

  • Level 7: Retirement savings, education savings, and avoidance of consumer and auto debt. You can see a time when your current savings will give you independence.
  • Level 8:Ā The ability to pick a job or specific customers and say no to unnecessary hassle.
  • Level 9:Ā Becoming comfortable with your social status to avoid flashing your expensive consumer goods.
  • Level 10:Ā You can say no to banks whose debt you donā€™t need, including mortgages.
  • Level 11: You could support yourself for a year or more of your liquid savings.

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The financial spectrum: Level 12 - 16

The financial spectrum: Level 12 - 16

  • Level 12: Interest and dividends cover more than half of your living expenses because of a slim lifestyle rather than huge assets.
  • Level 13: Your assets and reasonable return expectations will cover basic living expenses for longer than your life expectancy.
  • Level 14:Ā Your assets cover above-basic living expenses with assets and their reasonable return expectations.
  • Level 15:Ā Independence lets you do and say what you please since you donā€™t rely on the support or opportunities other people could offer.
  • Level 16:Ā Meaningful philanthropy.

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