Your target portfolio based on expenses and withdrawal rate
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The amount needed today to coast to retirement without saving
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FIRE Number = Annual Expenses / SWR
Savings Rate = (Income - Expenses) / Income
Your FIRE number is the portfolio size you need so that your safe withdrawal rate covers your annual expenses. A 4% withdrawal rate means you need 25x your annual expenses saved. A 3.5% rate means roughly 29x.
You earn £50,000 and spend £30,000 per year. Your savings rate is 40%. With a 4% safe withdrawal rate, your FIRE number is £30,000 / 0.04 = £750,000. Starting with £20,000 saved and a 7% annual return, you would reach FIRE in approximately 18 years.
Lean FIRE means reaching financial independence on a minimal budget, typically under £25,000/year in expenses. It requires a smaller portfolio but leaves less room for lifestyle inflation. Barista FIRE means having enough savings to cover most expenses, but working a low-stress part-time job to fill the gap and maintain benefits.
Fat FIRE targets a more comfortable lifestyle, typically £50,000+ per year in retirement spending. The trade-off is a much larger portfolio and longer accumulation phase. Coast FIRE is reached when your current investments will compound to your FIRE number by retirement age without further contributions.
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