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While most people retire in their 60s or 70s, Fat FIRE advocates aim to retire sooner without living on a shoestring budget. A Redditor finds himself in a good position with a trust fund that should...
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Many people warn about lifestyle creep, and rightfully so. If your expenses grow faster than your income, it’s difficult to save up for your future. However, some people take it a bit too far and...
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Some people think about walking away from work long before they reach the traditional retirement age. This option is usually reserved for people who have accumulated vast fortunes during their...
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Retirement planning can start at any age, but it’s even better if you start young. That’s why it was refreshing to see this post from a 24-year-old Redditor who is setting long-term financial...
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When people reach 7-figure portfolios, many of them start to think about wealth preservation and diversification. That’s what one Redditor thinks, but this individual isn’t as diverse as they...
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Does it ever make sense to stop contributing to your retirement account? A Redditor posed the question in the Chubby FIRE subreddit. He and his wife have a $3.1 million portfolio and real estate...
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When investors get started on their journey, they look to accumulate as much wealth as possible. The first $100,000 is the most challenging milestone, but wealth compounds more easily once investors...
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