If you’re this young Boston couple, you decide to save more than two thirds of your income so you can retire to a homestead in the woods of Vermont before your 35th birthdays.
Meet Mr. and Mrs. Frugalwoods, a software engineer and communications manager, respectively. Last year, they decided they’d had enough of the 9 to 5 routine lived out in office cubicles under artificial lights. It left them drained and frustrated, with little energy and creativity to cultivate their interests and tackle the projects they dreamed about.
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Forbes by Lauren Gensler
