Welcome to UNCLOCKED

“Your money. Your rules. Your time.”

In this podcast we decode FinancialIndependence and talk to people on their journey and to those that have alreadymade it.

Our aim is to educate, share experiencesand thereby motivate others to consider a FIRE journey for themselves.

"Before we start, a quick reminder:everything shared here is based on our personal experiences, opinions and forinformational and entertainment purposes only. It’s not meant to be taken astailored financial advice. Investing involves risks. Your money is yourresponsibility, so make sure you do your own due diligence, or seek advice froma licensed financial adviser.”

In this Episode we cover:

- Where value is generated and how we can participate in future value creation in an active and passive way

- Different passive income streams and their advantages & disadvantages

Welcome to UNCLOCKED

“Your money. Your rules. Your time.”

In this podcast we decode FinancialIndependence and talk to people on their journey and to those that have alreadymade it.

Our aim is to educate, share experiencesand thereby motivate others to consider a FIRE journey for themselves.

"Before we start, a quick reminder:everything shared here is based on our personal experiences, opinions and forinformational and entertainment purposes only. It’s not meant to be taken astailored financial advice. Investing involves risks. Your money is yourresponsibility, so make sure you do your own due diligence, or seek advice froma licensed financial adviser.”

In this Episode we cover:

- How we started our jounrey towards financial independence?

- What we would recommend you to do - if you want to start your journey?

- The basics: What is a broker, what shall I invest in?

- Properties, Advantages & Disadvantages of shares and ETF types

In this episode we discuss one of the most essential questions on Financial Independence: How much is enough?

- With which monthly amount would you consider yourself financially independent?

- What does it depend on and how can you calculate your own amount?

- We explore a top-down (income derived) and bottom-up (expense derived) approach