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FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early)

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Welcome!

FIRE is a lifestyle movement with the goal of gaining financial independence and retiring early.

Flow Charts:

Personal Income Spending Flow Chart (US)

Personal Income Spending Flow Chart (Canada)

Finance Flow Chart (UK)

Personal Income Spending Flow Chart (Australia)

Personal Finance Flow Chart (Ireland)

Useful Links:

Bogleheads Wiki

Mr. Money Moustache - a frugal lifestyle blog

The Earth Awaits

Related Communities:

/c/PersonalFinance@lemmy.ml

/c/PersonalFinance@lemmy.world

/c/PersonalFinanceCanada@lemmy.ca

/c/AusFinance@aussie.zone

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FIRE wiki (sh.itjust.works)
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I don't know if Lemmy has the concept of a wiki, but I'd like to solicit discussion about what such a wiki would have, if we can create one.

Here's what I found useful about the one over at Reddit:

  • flow chart - I noticed someone made a post over at one of the other PF subs, so maybe just link to that?
  • reading list
  • blogs
  • glossary
  • calculators and simulators
  • related communities

Even if we can't have a wiki, perhaps we can fit some of this into the sidebar.

Anyway, what else do you think would be useful as a quick reference?

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[–] Hellfire@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Hopefully wikis are possible in Lemmy. Something that I would think would be good in the wiki is a section of quick, easy to understand charts/images. The flowchart is one, there’s the classic savings rate vs years until FI chart. I’ll try to think of others,

[–] G59@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 year ago

Great idea! I couldn't find a wiki feature for Lemmy but for now we can add to the sidebar. There was a nice retirement calculator that someone shared awhile ago on reddit, gotta try to find that again too.