When you become financially independent, and/or retire early, that means that you are probably going to be at least partly living off of your investments. This means that you need to have a plan for creating income from your investments to cover your expenses. There are smart ways to go about this, and there are not-so-smart ways to do this. I have a great plan to live off of my investments for many years to come by creating various types of income such as interest, dividends, and capital gains. I'm going to show you how to approach actually living off of your investments once you become financially independent!
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