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Retirement

I spent $170,000 last year to fund my lifestyle - which areas should I optimize to reduce my expenses?

3 days ago

Retirement

We rent in a high-cost city and plan to retire - does not owning a home make our plan too risky?

Retirement

I spent $170,000 last year to fund my lifestyle - which areas should I optimize to reduce my expenses?

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#financial-independence

My husband has a pension he can either cash out for $2.9 million or get $15,000 monthly payments - what should we choose?

The ChubbyFIRE movement emphasizes setting financial goals to retire comfortably, focusing on achieving financial independence at an earlier age.

What's the difference between FIRE, ChubbyFIRE, and FatFIRE? The Internet Weighs In

The FIRE movement promotes early financial saving for independence and retirement.

Setting the right goals poses a challenge for many within the FIRE community.

3 weeks ago

What is my ideal retirement number - $1 million, $5 million, or $10 million?

The decision to retire in the ChubbyFIRE community is personal and varies by individual circumstances.

A net worth of between $2.5 to $5 million is generally regarded as adequate for retirement.

1 month ago

He makes $200K a year from investments but still bags groceries - should I keep a low stress side gig when I retire?

Many wealthy individuals choose low-stress jobs for fulfillment rather than necessity after achieving financial stability.

My husband has a pension he can either cash out for $2.9 million or get $15,000 monthly payments - what should we choose?

The ChubbyFIRE movement emphasizes setting financial goals to retire comfortably, focusing on achieving financial independence at an earlier age.

What's the difference between FIRE, ChubbyFIRE, and FatFIRE? The Internet Weighs In

The FIRE movement promotes early financial saving for independence and retirement.

Setting the right goals poses a challenge for many within the FIRE community.

3 weeks ago

What is my ideal retirement number - $1 million, $5 million, or $10 million?

The decision to retire in the ChubbyFIRE community is personal and varies by individual circumstances.

A net worth of between $2.5 to $5 million is generally regarded as adequate for retirement.

more#financial-independence

1 month ago

He makes $200K a year from investments but still bags groceries - should I keep a low stress side gig when I retire?

Many wealthy individuals choose low-stress jobs for fulfillment rather than necessity after achieving financial stability.