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Abandoned Cubicle is a blog about leaving the traditional workplace and building toward financial independence.
Personal account of working toward financial independence and leaving a cubicle job.
The start-here page introduces the author, who writes as Cubert and stayed in a corporate job while planning to retire. It describes a family in Minnesota, two paid-off cars and a modest home, and sets up a fatFIRE-style approach that allows some indulgences.
Visit linkA post about what changes once a paycheck and employer benefits are gone. Healthcare, life insurance and retirement accounts each need a new decision.
Visit linkA post explaining why the blog has gone quiet: recent events in Minneapolis have taken the energy that writing needs. The author turns to neighbors and local businesses as a way through.
Visit linkThe blog is written from inside an early-retirement life. Recurring threads include the planning tools the author tests, such as the Boldin retirement planner, a category on hosting on Airbnb and a category on rental properties. Some posts are about process, such as Fewer Posts May Indicate a Successful Strategy, which is about publishing less. Others cover investment lessons from early retirement and life in Minneapolis.
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