Carnage
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Okay, question for the group. DW and I are around 31, we expect to have our mortgage paid off around when we're 35. At that time, we would expect to have $50,000 per year to start diverting to a taxable account. My wife and I think we would be comfortable living off of around $50,000 but would probably take less if we could FIRE earlier.
What would be the best plan to close the gap between 35 and 60 (when we would start taking withdrawals from our 401k's/Roth, which should be sizable). Obviously, we would consider part-time jobs, especially if they had a health insurance option included with it.
Just wanted to throw it out to the group and see what each of you would do to try to retire as early as possible. Thanks!
What would be the best plan to close the gap between 35 and 60 (when we would start taking withdrawals from our 401k's/Roth, which should be sizable). Obviously, we would consider part-time jobs, especially if they had a health insurance option included with it.
Just wanted to throw it out to the group and see what each of you would do to try to retire as early as possible. Thanks!