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Saving for your children is a noble goal, which is why I enjoyed reading this post in the Fat FIRE subreddit. The Redditor is a 33-year-old male with a $1 million portfolio. He expects to reach his...
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A Redditor shared a post in the FatFIRE group about his path to $12 million. Although the post is no longer up, you can view it in the internet archives. You can still see comments on the old post...
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Many people turn to the Fat FIRE Reddit community for the most optimal ways to earn money and reduce taxes. One Redditor did that and shared their predicament in a post. The individual puts $300k...
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A Redditor recently posted in the Fat FIRE subreddit about a large deferred compensation payment. The Redditor aims to retire at 55 with $2.5 million in deferred compensation. While the current...
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Giving money to your children can set them up for financial success. Extra funds may make it easier for them to buy a house and work toward other financial objectives. However, giving your children a...
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A Redditor has accumulated $2.2 million in his portfolio. That doesn’t include $500k in a 401k, $3 million in residential rental properties, and $750k in cash. He has also saved $500k in each of...
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A Redditor recently posted in the Fat FIRE subreddit to gauge if he’s ready to live off dividends and interest payments. The Redditor has $10.8 million in stocks and treasuries plus $650k in cash....
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Most divorces get messy due to finances, emotions, and other factors. It’s an unfortunate reality, and one woman in her 40s turned to the Fat FIRE Reddit community for advice. She explains in...
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Everyone is looking to get ahead on their financial goals, and housing hacking may be a good option. The strategy involves buying a multi-family property with 2-4 units. You live in one unit and rent...
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The Fat FIRE Reddit group is regularly filled with posts from people who aspire to retire early. However, an old post in the subreddit took a different turn, pondering if $10 million is the new $1...
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A Redditor in the Fat FIRE subreddit shared a post about receiving an inheritance. The inheritance is enough for the Redditor to ride off into the sunset with at least $7 million, but there is a...
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The Fat FIRE Reddit group is filled with inspiring stories of individuals who have saved a lot of money from retirement. This post encapsulates a 49-year-old doctor’s journey as he aims for...
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Having a large net worth doesn’t guarantee that you can retire. While a Redditor has a net worth of $5.5 million, they aren’t sure if they can retire quite yet. The Redditor posted financials and...
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Is a $10 million net worth the right amount for you to retire? A post in the Fat FIRE subreddit generated a lot of engagement. The Redditor mentions a Financial Samurai blog post that claims $10...
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A Redditor in their early 40s has amassed a $10 million net worth and wants to set up trusts for their four children. However, the Redditor doesn’t like the idea of their children receiving a lump...
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