Queen Lauren
Coverage of Queen Lauren in the Nexus archive.
- Super savers share the strategies to keep more than 50% of their income without feeling deprived
The article profiles 'super savers' who maintain high savings rates—sometimes over 50% of their income—without adopting extreme sacrifices. Strategies shared by figures like Cody Berman include rigorously tracking expenses and intentionally managing major costs such as housing, transportation, and food to achieve financial independence while still maintaining a normal lifestyle.
- 'This year has been the worst for my heat anxiety'
Lauren, a woman from Southampton, reports that her heat anxiety has worsened this year. The hot weather exacerbates her health anxiety.
- A millennial reached financial independence by 25 using the 'fast version' of FIRE and focusing on cash flow
Cody Berman achieved financial independence by age 25 using the 'fast version' of FIRE, which prioritizes cash flow from income-producing assets like stocks and real estate over building a large nest egg. He shifted from the traditional 4% rule approach to focus on generating monthly income to cover expenses, advocating for the cash-flow method as a faster path to financial independence.
- A millennial hit financial independence in 3 years using 2 levers and one simple formula
Cody Berman achieved financial independence in three years by increasing income through side hustles and reducing expenses via house hacking. He maintained low spending while his income quadrupled, investing the difference to reach financial independence before age 26.