Popular online calculator that is used and referenced a lot in the FIRE

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Jul 18, 2024
10:13:58am

tevye All-American

Popular online calculator that is used and referenced a lot in the FIRE

(Financially Independent Retire Early) community.

FIRECalc: A different kind of retirement calculator

https://firecalc.com/

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tevye

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Joined: Dec 27, 2018
Last login: Oct 18, 2024
Total posts: 2,094 (0 FO)

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Time

POLL: By what age did you or do you plan/anticipate being financially independent?

supertux Nice.

Jul 18, 9:37am

Shooting for 55-57

Jul 18, 9:40am

Funny how badly my estimate turned out.

Archaea

Jul 18, 9:41am

Which way? Did it happen later or earlier and by how much?

Brute66

Jul 18, 10:22am

It still hasn't happened. I thought by 50, and my first law partner thought by

Archaea

Jul 18, 10:38am

The market will determine much of this but if it goes like it's been going much

Blueto

Jul 18, 9:46am

Right on the cusp now at 56. Running FireCalc a lot with different assumptions.

tevye

Jul 18, 9:48am

what is FireCalc?

Bostonblue

Jul 18, 9:51am

Popular online calculator that is used and referenced a lot in the FIRE

tevye

Jul 18, 10:13am

Are there any good books to read on the subject of FIRE?

Bostonblue

Jul 18, 11:05am

RE: Are there any good books to read on the subject of FIRE?

supertux

Jul 18, 11:32am

Made it at 58

Tare

Jul 18, 9:57am

Retired at 53, I've had plenty to do, 5 missions, but can do nothing if I want

cougrrrr

Jul 18, 10:22am

My wife is retiring at 53. I am shooting for that, but I am also prepared to work for a few years after because we will

RootieBoy

Jul 18, 10:23am

My wife and I have a different view of that

Belboz

Jul 18, 10:28am

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