Want to live off your investments before retirement? Here's how.
In this practical episode, Rose interviews Dr. Anna Emily, founder of She's So Money, about:
- The shocking truth about her journey from six-figure business owner to having nothing to show for it
- Why dividend stocks might not be your best strategy (and what to focus on instead)
- How to calculate exactly how much you need invested to achieve true financial freedom
Learn why financial independence isn't just about your retirement years, and discover how to start building real wealth now.
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- Learn how to take back your power with money: https://www.shessomoney.com/thewealthywomanmasterclass
- Website: https://www.shessomoney.com/
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