A professor who hit 'Lean FI' by moving abroad and saving 70% of his income explains why he prefers the 'permanent portfolio' investment strategy

Source: Business Insider

Miguel Marquez earned his undergraduate degree in Spain before pursuing an international teaching career. Courtesy of Miguel MarquezMiguel Marquez reached Lean FI by lowering his costs and investing consistently. He follows a modified permanent portfolio of stocks, bonds, gold, and cash.

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