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Early Retirement and Opportunity Cost
Apr 05 2016
Early retirement is expensive when you include the opportunity cost. It's the opposite of frugality....
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Health Insurance for Early Retirement
Feb 17 2016
Health insurance is a big, incremental expense for people hoping to retire early from corporate life. Understanding our options and the costs has been an important focus for us as we've plotted...
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9 Reasons It’s Difficult To Retire Early
Feb 16 2015
I had a great day at work this past Friday. There wasn't anything especially amazing about it, but it was a truly enjoyable day. Good conversation, meaty strategic work, and a fair amount of horsi...
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The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Early Retirement
Jan 13 2012
This is the blog post that shows you how to be wealthy enough to retire in ten years....
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About Early Retirement
Early retirement refers to the practice of retiring from work before the age at which one is eligible to receive full retirement benefits. This is typically earlier than the age of 65, which is the age at which most people become eligible for Social Security benefits in the United States.
There are many reasons why people choose to retire early. Some people want to pursue other interests or hobbies, while others may want to travel or spend more time with family. Others may retire early due to health issues or to care for a family member.
In order to retire early, you will typically need to have saved enough money to support yourself during retirement. This may involve saving a larger portion of your income, investing wisely, and potentially taking on additional work or income sources in order to build up your retirement savings. It's important to carefully consider the financial implications of retiring early and to seek the advice of a financial advisor or professional if you are considering this option.