In 1991 Billy and Akaisha Kaderli retired at
the age of 38. Now, into their 18th year of this
financially independent lifestyle, they invite you
to take advantage of their
wisdom and experience.
THE
ADVENTURER'S GUIDE
TO EARLY RETIREMENT A COMMON SENSE APPROACH 3rd Edition
BILLY AND AKAISHA KADERLI
I found your book, The Adventurer's Guide to Early Retirement, to be very inspirational reading. The concept of an inexpensive back-up home or home base made a lot of sense. The idea of travel and overseas living draws my wife and I on all kinds of levels. But I always worried about wanting to return to the US in my 70’s or 80’s for Medicare, etc and being priced out of the market. Your plan took away that fear and we are looking at cheap and easy to maintain houses in the Ozarks now. Also, making medical vacations part of an over health plan with a high deductible major medical plan is great.
Thanks to both of you and enjoy your adventures! Perhaps our paths will cross some day.
Bruce Houghton
President
Skyline Music, LLC
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in Kiplinger's Retirement Planning Guide
Thank you Kaderlis! You are so right! Unpatriotic to stop working 40-70 hours per week? That person is twisted! Thanks to your book,
The Adventurer's Guide to Early Retirement, and website and other helpful books like "Your Money or Your Life," my husband and I are half way there. I quit my corporate job recently and my husband will be leaving his company next year. I am now teaching four yoga classes per week and loving it. I also have more time for my pets, the nonprofit that I serve on the board of, and to just be compassionate to others. I feel I am providing a service to my community and so are you. Would you have time to help people like me with your books and emails if you worked a regular job? My guess is no.
