The 4% Rule and FIRE: What early retirees should know
The 4% rule has become the unofficial gospel of the FIRE movement. Save 25 times your annual expenses, withdraw 4% each year, and you’re set
Asher Rogovy
December 2, 2025
The 4% rule has become the unofficial gospel of the FIRE movement. Save 25 times your annual expenses, withdraw 4% each year, and you’re set
The federal government has announced significant changes to retirement contribution limits, tax brackets, and other key financial planning numbers for 2025. While some adjustments reflect
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