Introducing the Financial Freedom Dictionary!

The hardest part of learning any new skill is getting started. Time and time again when I am discussing the concept of financial independence with interested parties, they say they feel lost from the outset because they simply have not learned the language. As such, we would like to introduce our readers to the Financial Freedom Dictionary page located on the upper bar of this site.

This page will act as a dictionary by providing a one-stop resource for new investors to learn the language of financial freedom/early retirement. We prefer the term “financial freedom” because it is far more flexible and allows for the fact that most ambitious people will continue creative pursuits long after achieving financial independence.

Demystifying Financial Freedom

With investing, many definitions can mean different things when applied to different branches of investing. This dictionary will be stock-market oriented with its definitions. The list will evolve over time. The list will not, of course, be entirely exhaustive. The learning curve never ends.

The dictionary is in its infancy, though it will grow over time. We’ve decided to post this now and add to it over time. There’s no time like the present and we can continue the project in years to come.

Please bear in mind that the definitions you find are our definitions. They might not match perfectly with what you find in a traditional financial dictionary. We wanted this to be unique, home grown.

That said, if you feel we’re wrong about anything, be sure to let us know. Any constructive feedback is always welcome around here.

We hope you like what we’re aiming to achieve and, as always, we look forward to your feedback.

Thank you and take care!

– The Get Rich Brothers

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