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If you’re interested and learning about financial education, you’ve probably heard about the idea of retiring early or obtaining financial independence.
I’ve followed the movement since 2015. And there are many things I’ve agreed and disagreed with it. Overall, I believe people should achieve financial independence. However, the goal is to do more meaningful work and positively impact the world — basically, less time having to work and more time doing purposeful work.
If you decide that doing FIRE is the right choice for you, always keep in mind your main goal and why you want to achieve it. To help you get started, here is how you calculate your financial independence number to know exactly how much you will need to set aside to retire early.
Read the entire FIRE Movement tips.
