#fat-fire tag - Briefly

SF real estate

I want to buy the land next to my house for $1.7 million to build a playground for my kids - can I afford it?

2 months ago

Retirement

Is Aiming for $10M in Savings Enough for Early Retirement?

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SF real estate

I want to buy the land next to my house for $1.7 million to build a playground for my kids - can I afford it?

2 months ago

My Journey to Finding the Right Multi Family Office for $35 million - What AUM Fees Should I Expect?

Members of the fat FIRE community aim for substantial wealth for early retirement, with some reaching $35 million for asset management.

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Retirement

Our $2.9 million nest egg is growing, but my stress is through the roof - how do I stay motivated for 7-9 more years of this?

Retirement

We make $2 million a year and spend $600,000-$700,000 - are we living too large or still on track?

Candidly, $10 Million Isn't Enough For The Best Retirement.

The $10 million retirement goal may be unrealistic for many, as personal spending needs vary significantly among individuals.

Our $2.9 million nest egg is growing, but my stress is through the roof - how do I stay motivated for 7-9 more years of this?

Exploring retirement options is crucial for those feeling burnt out as they approach their final working years.

We make $2 million a year and spend $600,000-$700,000 - are we living too large or still on track?

A couple earning $2 million annually spends $600k-$700k and is on track to retire with a net worth of $15 million.

Candidly, $10 Million Isn't Enough For The Best Retirement.

The $10 million retirement goal may be unrealistic for many, as personal spending needs vary significantly among individuals.

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After Becoming Fantastically Wealthy in Our 30s, Ready to Retire, My Wife Wants to Divorce

Financial independence can be achieved much earlier than average, but personal circumstances can significantly impact those plans.

The Redditor's unexpected divorce highlights the importance of financial and legal planning, particularly in high-stakes situations.

5 months ago

My family has a history of early death - should I resign from my job and enjoy the money I've saved?

A 40-year-old Redditor with an $18 million net worth plans to retire, influenced by family health issues.

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