My next book is going to be about being retirement-rich and salary-poor.
What does that mean?
It means that I’m going to be a millionaire when I retire, but in the meantime, I’m making just enough money to survive (and some years I’m not even doing that!).
In this book, I’ll reveal all my money-stretching secrets, including how I save money on food, clothes, housing, transportation (both public transpo and cars), health insurance, and more. I’ll also delve into my belief that successful frugality is inherently personal. I believe that spending according to your values and your weird, deeply personal interests and quirks, is what makes being frugal sustainable over the long run.
I’ll share specific examples from my own life, but I’m wondering, what’s on your mind when it comes to money? What worries you during the day? What keeps you up at night?
Send me any and all questions and concerns you have about money. No question or concern is too small (or too big).
Enter your thoughts below in the comment box or email me at peg {at} pegcheng.com.
I’ll do my best to address as many of your questions and concerns as possible in my next book. Thanks in advance for your help!
Peg Cheng is the author of Rebel Millionaire, a guide for how to retire as a millionaire even if you make a modest income, co-owner of Plaid Frog Press, and a career coach combining intellect with intuition. Born in Southern California to Taiwanese parents, Peg lives in Seattle.
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