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Been saving up for quite some time. Can afford to FIRE on very minimal expenses, probably in a few years. Work is sometimes very tiring, but I don’t know what to do if I FIRE.
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Jonathan Chia Guangrong
15 Jan 2020
SOC at Local FI
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Retire and be a farmer
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HC Tang
14 Jan 2020
Financial Enthusiast, Budgeting at The Society
Do what you like to do, try out something that you have never done before.
Repeat the above until you find something you truly like doing and keep doing it. Over time if you're sick of it or find it enough, then go search for the next things that you like to do until you're come to the end of the road.
After you have done the above, I would say you have truely live a good life with no regrets! What a life! :)
Enjoy your FIRE! :D (Envy sia) :D
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Shengshi Chiam, CFA
06 Dec 2019
Personal Finance Lead at Endowus
My personal take is to live a life you want to live, right now!
I am volunteering as a grassroots leader in my neighbourhood, and I am also a mentor to a child who comes from a low income family. I visit my child's home on a weekly basis and encourage and guide him to do better in school and sports.
I am still some way from FIRE, but I saved up enough am invested enough such that I should hit FIRE by 40. This frees me up to do things that I like and choose a job that I am passionate about.
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Lynn Kiyomi
05 Dec 2019
Senior Consultant plus Islamic Wealth at Financial Alliance (largest IFA in Sg)
Financial Independence is great! Instead of RE (retiring early) as a final point though, you could c...
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I got an anti library of books, media and games to go through. Like you, I'm also working towards an early retirement or at least have the option not to rely a day job.
Would love to travel through Japan in its entirety as well.