Inflation Protection: How are early retirees hedging against the rising cost of living over a 40 or 50 year retirement window?
Inherit a 401k: The “boring” way to reach financial independence
The ideal week framework: Planning your 168 hours before you get bored
Digital nomad FIRE: How to manage 401k from a beach in low-cost hubs like Portugal or Thailand.
The “Great Wealth Transfer”: You just inherited a fortune. Now what?
For many Americans pursuing FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early), the journey toward early retirement involves discipline, careful spending, and long-term...
One of the biggest obstacles to early retirement in the United States isn’t housing or food; it’s health insurance. Many...
For many people pursuing FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early), reaching the so-called “number” feels like the ultimate finish line. After...
For many Americans, the 401(k) is the main vehicle for retirement savings. Contributions are automatic, employers often provide matching funds,...
When Americans talk about retirement savings, the 401(k) is usually the first account that comes to mind. It’s the backbone...
One of the biggest criticisms of the FIRE movement (Financial Independence, Retire Early) is simple: it only works if you...
For many Americans pursuing financial independence and early retirement (FIRE), the biggest obstacle isn’t building a large investment portfolio. It’s...
The idea of early retirement is appealing for many Americans. The FIRE movement (Financial Independence, Retire Early) encourages people to...
Introduction If you’ve ever heard someone talk about retiring at 40 or 50, you’ve probably come across the idea of...
Early retirement sounds like the finish line. No alarm clocks, no meetings, no asking for permission to live your life....
