With the recent market rally, my portfolio has finally reached the point where a 4% withdrawal rate would pay more than my first job after I graduated university. I could theoretically leanfire on that amount, though I'm planning a higher number due to lifestyle inflation since then.
this post was submitted on 02 Dec 2024
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Good work! That's worth celebrating!
Any plans to change up work? Or just keep going until you hit your number?
We shall see. My company is pending mass layoffs so I may not have a choice in the matter. As of now, I hope to just keep going as my company provides a decent work life balance (lots of PTO compared to basically every job posting I see)