- Mark and Amanda Tew and their four children spent a year on a mini-retirement in Nicaragua.
- Over six years, they saved $30,000 after paying off debt and building an emergency fund, all of which they accomplished by living below their means and maintaining side hustles.
- That $30,000 should have been enough for the year, but they were surprised by big expenses like health insurance, a car, and schooling for their kids — plus a cancer diagnosis for Mark just before they left.
- Even with the unexpected costs, including an extra month in Nicaragua, they still read more >>>
Source : BusinessInsider.Com