Destination: Early Financial Independence

If you are interested in becoming financially independent sooner than later, then read along in Ross’ letters to his daughter. Follow a working couple’s journey that led to financial independence at the early age of 43.

With all of the financial information available today how do you know what the important pieces are and how to apply them to your financial goals?

Would you like to learn how to manage your own portfolio and spend only 5-8 hours/year on the process?

Ross has summarised, for his daughter, the best of what he learned and how he and his wife applied it. At 22 he calculated what it would take to retire early and 21 years later, after working as employees, he and his wife reached their goal.

Benefit from the following:
- Ross nets out 30 years of financial learning down to the most important elements.

- Follow his simple and easy investment approach to reduce costs while generating above average results.

- Learn how he invests and why this combination of investments is ideal for a self-managed retirement portfolio.

This journey provides guidance from the time you have your first job to managing your finances well into retirement from someone who has travelled the path.

About the Author:
Ross Grant grew up in Kingston, Ontario. He attended Queen's University for Engineering and it was here that he met his future wife, Shal. They currently live in Toronto with their 2 daughters.

They were featured in a Globe and Mail article, "Freedom 55? Couple couldn't wait that long for retirement", Oct 22, 2009

Email – RossGrantEFI@gmail.com