What r/leanfire is talking about this week

Some pros: 1. you dont need to worry about visa 2. In many areas you can still hunt/fish to get food, which is healthier than store bought imo. If you retire at 40-50 and you take good care if...

In my workplace, out of the 30 people I work with, only one other person invests in anything (stocks real estate) A genuine question how do these people manage to retire? I've witnessed my...

I read the occasional article but definitely not an expert. Remember, dems put everyone through the longest government shutdown ever over the ACA cliff. At the very least could we get an end to...

We aren't fully lean firing, but we're dropping to a single income household. I'm excited. I won't dive into all of our finances, but we're fortunate to be in a position where its possible. Going...

This is something i am struggling with and could really use some assistance with. Area 1: \- median home price = $750,000 w/ property taxes @ $1200/mo \- has amazing transit to get anywhere in the...

What's your opinion on sleeping in? I'm barista FI...20 hr work weeks. Despite all this extra time I'm still finding it hard to do everything I want to do. I didn't get as much as I wanted to...

Hi all, my parents are retiring soon and are worried about a potential market crash in the next few years. Is there any way I can simulate a market crash, similar to the 1929 crash, 2008 crash, or...

What have you been working on this week? Please use this thread to discuss any progress, setbacks, quick questions or just plain old rants to the community.

I unwillingly switched jobs this past summer due to a layoff situation. I was hoping to stay in the previous job until I retired then I was hoping to stay in my current job until I retired. Alas,...

I am staring from absolutely 0 What advice can you give me for career path and objectives that I should try to push for to get to a successful level by 30. I am 22 now and have every option in...