Author: Baptiste Wicht
Baptiste Wicht started thepoorswiss.com in 2017. He realized that he was falling into the trap of lifestyle inflation. He decided to cut his expenses and increase his income. This blog is relating his story and findings. In 2019, he is saving more than 50% of his income. He made it a goal to reach Financial Independence. You can send Mr. The Poor Swiss a message here.
How to Budget – And my example
There is more than one way to manage a budget for your personal finances. Here is how I budget for my family and what you should do for yours!
The Three Pillars of Retirement in Switzerland
Learn all you need to know about the system of the three pillars, the basis of retirement in Switzerland!
March 2018 Update – Excellent month
March 2018 was a month with record savings rate, thanks to very low expenses!
February 2018 Update – Vacation and wedding
In February, we saved very little money, mostly because of some high expenses while in China.
January 2018 Update – Ph.D. and good savings
In January 2018, we saved more money than ever, thanks to low expenses and higher than average income.
Rich Dad Poor Dad – Learn how to get rich
Rich Dad Poor Dad is a book by Robert Kiyosaki about getting rich by making your money work for you. But is it great and true? Let's find out!
The Bogleheads Guide to Investing – Book Review
My review of the The bogleheads guide to investing book, by Taylor Larimore et al. This book teaches you the principle of investing through index funds.
Goals for 2018 – Reaching for FI
Find out the set of goals I have set up for myself in 2018, the first year with goals!
The Little Book of Common Sense Investing – Book Review
My review of the The little book of common sense investing, by John Bogle. This book shows you the power of passive index investing.
December 2017 Update + 2018 perspectives
Update for December 2017: how much we spent and what we are doing with our investments!
November 2017 Update
In November 2017, I saved a little more than usual, but still below my goal. I am still reviewing and transferring my investments.