Accidentally Achieving FIRE in Their 40s with a 20% Savings Rate | Living the FI Life

17.0K viewsPublished: January 22, 202533m 18sScore: 75
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This episode of BiggerPockets Money features an interview with a couple, Darren and Jolene, who accidentally achieved FIRE (financial independence, retire early) in their 40s. They discuss how they reduced their housing costs and health insurance premiums while traveling the world, highlighting the importance of planning healthcare and transitioning to a slower lifestyle after early retirement.

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