This article covers how often to invest, how to invest a lump sum, and how our investing frequency calculator works.

This article explores whether an internally geared ETF can accelerate time-to-FI.

Shares purchased through Pearler are CHESS-sponsored, which means you own them directly.

We know that Autoinvest is a feature that most Pearler users love. So, we have taken it upon ourselves to make it bigger...

Exposure to international equities can help Aussies maximise returns while at the same time minimising risks.

This chapter explains how debt and leverage can be a great way to accelerate anyone’s FIRE journey. It goes through the ...

Your why is what keeps you motivated on the FIRE journey. Your Type of FIRE is the goal you’re striving for. This articl...

MPT determines an investor’s optimal asset allocation based on their risk profile and future cash needs. This article st...

This article explains what franking credits are, how to calculate franking credits and how our franking credits calculat...

Why I’m Founding Pearler – Kurt

The conclusion of Aussie FIRE: The ultimate guide to financial independence for Australians.

Should superannuation be a core part of your financial independence/early retirement plans – or stay on the peripheral?

Renting is not dead money – Kurt helps us realise that everyone doesn’t need to aspire to buy property.

Learn why those pursuing FIRE late in life differ from Millennials.

Retail investors should adopt a passive investment strategy as reports have shown that active investors tend to under pe...

Save more than you earn by increasing how much you earn, investing your savings, and improving your investment returns. ...

Below is a crowdsourced list of our co-authors’ favourite FI resources: financial services, calculators and tracking, mo...

Why I Believe in Pearler – Nick

When it comes to constructing your portfolio, you can get by with really only a few key principles; Live below your mean...

For most people, FIRE is attainable. Doesn’t matter if you’re a bricky or a barrister, a nurse or a neurologist, or some...