One of the most aggressive approaches to retirement out there is the FIRE movement, which stands for “financial independence, retire early.” The movement means what it sounds like — people who adopt ...

On a recent Sunday morning, at a Bible camp outside of Gainesville, Florida, Nik Johnson got up to preach, not about hellfire and brimstone, but about a very different fire: Financial Independence, ...

Retiring in your early 50s or even your 40s might sound like a fantasy to you. But for Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement participants, it's a very real goal. They save aggressively ...

The FIRE movement involves saving aggressively so you can retire much earlier than normal. It often involves setting aside at least half your paychecks for retirement. This isn't a viable strategy for ...

The FIRE movement, short for “financial independence, retire early,” is a trend that has been gaining steam over the past couple years. Those embracing it prioritize aggressive savings and investment ...

Some young people are looking to retire far before they turn 65. The Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement prioritizes extreme savings and early investment to reach retirement earlier ...

The Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement is built on an alluring promise: work hard, save aggressively, invest wisely, and retire decades before traditional retirement age. The idea is ...

The longer your retirement, the greater risk you have of outliving your savings. Reentering the workforce, if necessary, could prove challenging for those who have been retired for years. Most FIRE ...