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Jul 23, 2022 · Steve Adcock shares 13 'stupid simple' money rules that helped him save $1 million and retire early at 35. He worked hard, learned from wealthy people, cut losers from his life, and automated everything.
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Apr 19, 2024 · Steve Adcock is the author of "Millionaire Habits" and a CNBC contributor. He shares his financial journey, his biggest regret and his advice for early retirement.
Jul 15, 2022 · Steve Adcock retired at 35 with $1.1 million and lives a minimalist lifestyle in the Arizona desert. He says his low expenses and solar-powered home help him weather market turmoil and inflation.
Steve Adcock is the author of Millionaire Habits, a book that teaches you the habits of millionaires to achieve financial independence. He also writes articles on personal finance, lifestyle, and career for Millionaire Habits website.
Steve Adcock retired from full-time work at 35 and now writes, blogs and speaks about no B.S. personal finance, financial freedom and early retirement.
Steve Adcock is the founder of Millionaire Habits, a website and newsletter that teach you how to be smarter with money. He quit his job at 35 and lives in an off-grid home in Arizona.
Apr 29, 2024 · Rethinking financial security. “Financial security is not an income amount,” said Adcock to CNBC. To him, financial security is “a time amount.” He knew he was ready to retire when he could...
