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What does the FIRE Number mean?

How is the FIRE Number calculated?

How can I achieve my FIRE Number?

What does the FIRE Number mean?

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Estimate by ROLES

I’m a recent graduate living on a tight budget, covering essentials while kick-starting my career.

$ 2,000.00

We’re a young couple managing shared expenses, from rent to savings.

$ 5,000.00

I’m a high-earner in a big city, balancing the costs of a fast-paced lifestyle with high living expenses.

$ 10,000.00

I’m an early retiree who prioritizes travel, managing my budget to comfortably explore new destinations.

$ 4,000.00

About FIRE

What is FIRE Movement?

FIRE stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early. This movement promotes saving and investing a large portion of one’s income during their working years to achieve financial independence sooner than the traditional retirement age. The ultimate goal is to have enough savings and investments to cover living expenses indefinitely, thereby allowing individuals to retire from conventional work and pursue their true interests.

1st Step of your FIRE journey: What does FIRE number means?

The first step in creating a FIRE plan is to clearly define your goals. This involves envisioning what kind of lifestyle you want in retirement. Do you aim for a minimalist lifestyle, or do you prefer a more comfortable and perhaps luxurious life?

Establishing your desired lifestyle is crucial because it directly impacts HOW MUCH money you will need to save and invest.Consider your daily living expenses, travel plans, hobbies, and any other activities you envision for your retirement. Once you have a clear picture, you can then calculate your FIRE number, which is the amount of money you need to have saved and invested to cover your annual living expenses indefinitely.

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