- Early retirement means you’re a long term investor
I was thinking about investment strategies for an already retired person this morning after yesterday’s wipe out. When I retired on January 1 of this year, one of my good friends tried to talk me...
218 points174 comments5 d ago
- Superfunding 529
Hi everyone, I'm thinking of superfunding 529s for each of my two kids. We live in NYC and have already maxed out the $10k/year deduction by contributing via the NY Direct plan. For any additional...
48 points42 comments6 d ago
- Financially ready, mentally terrified
Hi everyone, M48, divorced, single father to an 8-year-old (shared custody). My company is currently struggling and between a toxic environment and potential layoffs, I may be out of a job soon....
46 points64 comments2 d ago
- Large stock sale: private bank block trade or DIY on IBKR?
I want to sell a stock position of around $10M. GS and JPM quote 0.10% for a block trade or a market placement through their trading desks. On IBKR I could sell for almost nothing using one of...
35 points41 comments4 d ago
- Mentor Monday
Mentor Monday is your place to discuss relevant early-stage topics, including career advice questions, 'rate my plan' posts, and more numbers-based topics such as 'can I afford XYZ?'. The thread...
22 points46 comments3 d ago
- fatFIRE: assets allocation by percentages or cash flow projections?
Early/mid 50s couple, withdrawal rate is about 2%. Could creep higher, but unlikely to ever go over 3%. I still work once/week or so, which funds about half the spend, can stop any time. I cut my...
21 points32 comments6 d ago
- Asset Based Mortgage Broker Recs
Does anyone have recommendations for a mortgage broker or banker who does asset-based mortgages? This will be in California. My realtor gave me a rec, however their fees are very high so I want to...
15 points27 comments3 d ago
- For single FATFire people with no ties, how did you decide where to settle?
I’m curious how other single FATFire people have approached choosing where to live. FATFIREd about 4 years ago and have been living pretty nomadically ever since, moving between different cities...
1 points0 comments13 h ago
- Non-Investment MFO
We are at high five figure NW in USD. I am perfectly satisfied with our investment situation, and, after quite a long time, our tax firm. However, the other aspects of a MFO are interesting to me....
1 points0 comments1 d ago
- What did you change in your relationship when you fatfired?
This is partially about retirement in general, but I think it can be particularly impactful in RE situations. I was surprised to find that a friend of mine who retired at 55 still has his wife do...
1 points0 comments1 d ago