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Kamaron McNair writes for CNBC make it and interviewed Billy and Akaisha Why retire early? ‘You own your life’, ‘It’s a lifestyle, not a vacation’, ‘We like to be able to call the shots’,

Retirement, Investments, and living on autopilot will be discussed in this podcast. Adjust retirement portfolio based on actual spending needs, not just an arbitrary number. Mexico offers fresh food, easy access to medical care, friendly people, fabulous weather, and a sense of freedom compared to the US and Canada. Future travel goals include trips to the Caribbean islands, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, emphasizing the enjoyment of travel and exploration at their age.

Earlier this spring, I was interviewed by Billy and Akaisha Kaderli, the globe-trotting early retirees who run the RetireEarlyLifestyle.com website and authors of several books on Early Retirement. Turnabout is fair play so today, I play interviewer and Billy and Akaisha are on the hot seat to answer.

Another absolutely amazing conversation on The Passive Income Podcast featuring Billy and Akaisha @RetireEarlyLife (On Twitter) They retired at the age of 38 in 1991 and haven't looked back since!

The hosts speak with returning guests, Billy and Akaisha Kaderli regarding their newly released 5th edition of The Adventurer's Guide to Early Retirement: A New Perspective. We discuss Geo-Arbitrage, Assisted Living, Medical care overseas, living off one's investments instead of a paycheck.

Here’s our latest interview with a retiree as we seek to learn from those who have actually taken the retirement plunge.

Continuing from where we left off last week, let’s find out from Billy and Akaisha about their housing situation and healthcare:

One of the biggest criticisms of the FIRE movement is how we can’t possibly know if this financial strategy will work in 30-50 years, given all the unexpected calamities that life can throw at us. 

Today I have a special guests Billy and Akaisha who have been FIRE’d now for decades! Let’s learn how they bucked the trend long before “FIRE” had a name and what they’ve learned over the course of many fulfilling years together on this journey …

We wanted an international lifestyle with bohemian friends and viewpoints,” Kaderli says. “We’ve traveled the world, eaten local cuisines, climbed volcanoes, scuba-dived, and done white water rafting. Geography and history have come alive in real time and become three-dimensional for us.

 Podcast: (10:44) Alison Southwick and Robert Brokamp discuss how millionaires save, spend, and invest on this week’s Answers.

Jonathan Chevreau from Findependence Hub, a Canadian-based publication, asked to interview us about Geo-Arbitrage and how we afford our lifestyle. Our interview is reprinted with permission.

Every day, the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement burns a little brighter. As more adults hit staggering levels of burnout and career anxiety, the idea of leaving the workforce behind before the age of 65 sounds better and better.

This trailer discusses the one thing that each of them believe is important to know about the ability and the experience of retiring.

We are interviewed by The Changed Physician Podcast, - We cover why some people have trouble retiring, living productive lives without boredom, and the nitty gritty topics like passports, taxes and residency. But we also cover integral issues like having faith, facing fears, and being okay with the discomfort of change. This is a must-see interview!

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This is Episode 118 of The Changed Physician Podcast where the hosts discuss their thoughts from the recent episode 117 with Akaisha and Billy Kaderli.

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This couple retired at 38 in 1991 with $500,000 in savings. Here’s how their investments have lasted over the years.

Here are 5 ways this retired couple saved an extra $500,000 over 30 years Billy and Akaisha Kaderli retired in 1991 with $500,000 in savings. Now they have $1 million. Watch this video to learn how the couple budgets their money.

We were excited to interview Billy and Akaisha in our new Talking Money series because they’re on a very short list of our own FIRE mentors. When we got serious about preparing for our own early retirement lifestyle we felt lucky to have Billy and Akaisha to learn from.

Do you dream of saying goodbye to your corporate job and traveling forever, without worrying about running out of money? On this episode of the podcast, Billy & Akaisha Kaderli of Retire Early Lifestyle share how they retired at the age of 38 back in 1991. They share what it was like to retire early to travel the world at a time where it wasn't common or socially accepted.

Robert Brokamp: Congratulations over 11,000 days of retirement! Not only were you able to retire at age 38, but your portfolio is worth more than it was on the day you retired. How have you been able to do it?

Kuel Life: What are you pursuing now, after 60, that surprises you or might appear to others as if it’s come out of left field? 

Akaisha: Since my husband and I have been traveling as a lifestyle for the last 3 decades, I have various levels of friendships and with people of different cultures, ages and beliefs. No one person or group knows me continuously, so...

Billy and Akaisha Kaderli share their secrets on how to retire early in this in-depth interview taken in Chiang Mai, Thailand. World Travel and living the life you dream of is within your reach. Upbeat and FUN interview.

Billy and Akaisha Kaderli achieved early retirement through a combination of careful investing, cutting down spending and smart travel instincts. Now they’re able to live off their interest alone while living in various exotic locales.

What a lifetime of travel taught these early retirees over 3 decades, with Billy & Akaisha Kaderli. The shockingly simple math to get TO early retirement is different from the shockingly un-simple math to get THROUGH early retirement.