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A few takeaways from the FIRE movement
The Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) followers develop strict savings programs and make associated sacrifices like living in small apartments, walking to work every day, restrictive diets, and so on, but most of us, this is may be too restrictive. However, the mindset offers some takeaways that might be worth considering such as: saving at a higher rate, having an investment plan, and put that money to work in your plan as quickly as you can. For more takeaways from this movement, click link to read article here…
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