There's a reason I've aggressively funded a retirement plan, whether it's been an IRA or a 401(k), since my mid-20s: I know that Social Security benefits alone won't make for a comfortable...
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I grew up spending my summers at my grandparents’ farm in Sidney, Illinois – population 973. (I was related to 846 of them.) So I felt quite comfortable as I drove past...
Premium Markets All smoke and no FIRE: Early retirees open up about the struggles of ditching their paychecks in exchange for freedom and the new ways they're generating extra income Laila Maidan...
At one time, Karan Datta headed the business operations of Axis Mutual Fund. Now, Datta, 53, spends three hours in the gym daily, about two hours sprinting 100-metre dashes and another two...
Financial independence does not come from spontaneous combustion – you must set yourself on FIRE. Image: Natthapol Siridech/Shutterstock.com By: John GrobeAs government workers or members of the uniformed services, we’ve gotten used...
Personal Finance Chevron icon Retirement I'm a financial planner, and there are 3 things I tell every client who wants to retire early Written by Eric Roberge; edited by Stephanie Hallett 2023-09-03T11:28:38Z...
Scott Rieckens remembers a time when his lifestyle seemed to control his spending choices. He and his wife Taylor were living an upwardly mobile lifestyle in San Diego, but it turned out...
Even in difficult economic conditions, there are still millions of Americans in the FIRE movement. Credit: Adobe Stock/Sergey NivensIn today's challenging economy, dreams of FIRE — "financial independence, retire early" — are...
Personal Finance Chevron icon Retirement How much money you need to retire at 35 and live on investment income alone until 90 Written by Tanza Loudenback; edited by Libby Kane Updated 2023-08-26T11:41:42Z...
Most people accept the fact that they'll have to put in 4 or 5 decades of work before enjoying the rest and relaxation of retirement. But since at least the early 90s,...
You've dedicated years to your medical specialty, journeying from a resident to a fellow, attending, and possibly even establishing your own practice or partnering with others. After all this, why would I...
shapecharge / iStock.comRetiring early is the new American dream. Imagine working for 15-20 years (instead of 40 years), investing half your income and retiring in your 30s or 40s.I’m a Financial Advisor:...
Fortune is looking to interview retirees about life after leaving the workforce. If you’re interested in sharing your story, email senior writer Alicia Adamczyk at alicia.adamczyk@fortune.com. Since Chris Miller retired last year...