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Travel hacking. What is it and what are the two 'secret' ways you can do it?

Travel hacking. What is it and what are the two ‘secret’ ways you can do it?

Posted on July 20, 2020July 18, 2020 by Crista

What is Travel Hacking? You’ve heard of house hacking but Read More

Posted in Finance Tagged baby steps, credit cards, dave ramsey, expat, finance for phds, financial independence, fire, frugal, frugal phd, frugal travel, graduate school, hacking, phd, phd finance, save, save money, saving on a low income, travel, travel hacking Leave a comment
9 Millennial spending habits that are financial wastes

9 Millennial spending habits that are financial wastes

Posted on July 2, 2019November 29, 2019 by Crista

Financial waste is where money is not used intentionally. This Read More

Posted in Finance, Saving and Spending Tagged finance, finance for phds, financial advice, financial diet, financial freedom, financial independence, financial literacy, financial waste, fire on a low income, how to reach fire on a low income, millenial, spending habits, what is financial literacy Leave a comment

7 things I cut out of my budget

Posted on June 11, 2019June 7, 2019 by Crista

Make-up. Now this one was very hard for me to Read More

Posted in Finance Tagged budget, debt free, debt free community, debt free journey, finance for phds, financial advice, financial freedom, financial independence, fire, list, what i cut out of my budget Leave a comment

3 reasons to only use credit cards

Posted on May 23, 2019June 1, 2019 by Crista

Credit cards have received a bad reputation because of the Read More

Posted in Finance Tagged credit cards, debt free, debt free community, debt free journey, finance, finance for phds, financial advice, financial diet, financial freedom, financial habits, financial independence, increase savings, phd finance Leave a comment
5 simple ways to become zero-waste and save money!

5 simple ways to become zero-waste and save money!

Posted on May 21, 2019July 15, 2020 by Crista

Reducing your carbon footprint and saving money does not appear Read More

Posted in Finance, Saving and Spending Tagged finance, finance for phds, financial advice, financial freedom, financial habits, financial independence, financial literacy, fire, fire on a low income, frugal, how to pay off my student loans, how to save money, minimalism, save money, student loan, zero waste Leave a comment
The Financial Diet

The Financial Diet

Posted on May 14, 2019May 12, 2019 by Crista

Just like when trying to lose weight, the relationship with Read More

Posted in Finance Tagged budget, finance, finance for phds, financial advice, financial diet, financial freedom, financial habits, financial literacy, how to be frugal, how to become debt free, how to make a budget, how to reach fire on a low income, how to save money, how to save money with a low income, low income, phd finance Leave a comment

5 ways to increase your savings rate

Posted on April 30, 2019April 29, 2019 by Crista

When you are on the path to FIRE (if you Read More

Posted in Finance Tagged dave ramsey, finance, finance for phds, financial independence, fire, how to reach fire on a low income, how to save, how to save money, how to save money with a low income, how to save more money, increase savings, marie kondo, minimalism, retire early, saving tips Leave a comment
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Hi, I am Crista and welcome to my blog.

As you can see I live abroad and am a millennial pursuing a Ph.D. in Sweden. I have spent the majority of my life living abroad, so I am experienced in international moving.

I am planning to FIRE but in the form of mini-retirement, rather than a more traditional looking retirement.

I want you to use this site as a resource and also learn what it is like to live abroad.

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