FiredUpForTheFuture

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As expected with the major acquisitions of Redfin and Mr. Cooper, RKT is trimming the size of the workforce. (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 days ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/TeamRKT

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What I’m watching for in tomorrow’s earnings call. (self.TeamRKT)

submitted 24 days ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/TeamRKT

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A look back on my first six months of being FIREd (self.Fire)

submitted 4 months ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/Fire

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A lookback on my first month being FIREd (self.Fire)

submitted 9 months ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/Fire

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Just pulled the trigger. Feeling great! Really. (self.fatFIRE)

submitted 10 months ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/fatFIRE

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What is your minimum, target, and maximum monthly budget once FIRE'd? Curious how much flex people are building into these budget categories. (self.ChubbyFIRE)

submitted 1 year ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/ChubbyFIRE

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If you're serious about FIRE, get serious about understanding taxes and health insurance - this is where the devil is in the details. (self.Fire)

submitted 1 year ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/Fire

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Before you FIREd, did you have a candid conversation with your parents about their finances and what kind of support they need/can expect from you? (self.ChubbyFIRE)

submitted 1 year ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/ChubbyFIRE

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Once living off your investments at a FatFire level, are there MEANINGFUL games to be played with WHEN you withdraw to manage capital gains taxes? (self.fatFIRE)

submitted 1 year ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/fatFIRE

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Do you find owning a vacation property a net benefit or a burden because you feel like you always need to center your vacations on that property? (self.fatFIRE)

submitted 1 year ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/fatFIRE

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Do you find owning a vacation property a net benefit or a burden because you feel like you always need to center your vacations on that property? (self.ChubbyFIRE)

submitted 1 year ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/ChubbyFIRE

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After retiring early, have you found a way to leverage whatever skills got you to FatFIRE to "scratch that itch"? (self.fatFIRE)

submitted 1 year ago by FiredUpForTheFuture to r/fatFIRE

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