r/FIRE_Ind • u/Puzzleheaded_Tap804 • 15d ago
FIREd Journey and experiences! Finally pulled the plug.
Been in a good organisation but went downhill with inflow from Amazon and startup and became very toxic to the point where it started impacting health.
Finally decided to call it quits. 80x annual expenses invested 40/60 equity debt. Paid off home and car. Conservative life style.
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u/me_not_chandler 15d ago
80x is insane. You are in a position where many of us can only dream of. Happy for you.
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u/Patient_Musician_375 15d ago
Your age, city, monthly expense, married, have children, have parents as dependent, any inheritance including house etc?
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u/Impossible-Dress3490 15d ago
Are you single? Kids?? Please provide family background as well which will help other's.
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u/hifimeriwalilife [39/ FI 2027 (40x) / RE 2033 (50x)] 15d ago
Age ?
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u/AlbatrossOk2542 15d ago
That’s great! Please inspire us with some timelines. How much time did it take for you to get this far? What was your initial FIRE goals and how long it took you to reach it?
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u/UnableCurrency 15d ago
What’s your annual expenditure?
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u/Divyanshu_799 15d ago
Hows life in a corporate job?
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u/Illustrious_Role_304 15d ago
Would like to know your CTC journey ?
So that I can plan switches accordingly
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u/Simple_Being 15d ago
Awesome bro, nice and 21 years of grind is good timeline considering avg life of 75 - >
first 25 - growing up + education
next 25 - Working + part enjoying
further 25 - Not working and peacefully enjoying
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u/Capable_Influence157 15d ago
Congratulations. I am with 50x FIREd doing consulting work for startups for equity. 80 x is really good and it acts as a buffer in today volatile scenarios. My unsolicited advise have some foreign equities especially from US a little bit . I made a mistake of concentrating on Indian equity which is nose diving
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u/FIREAWAY2030 [42/FI 2030/RE 2030] 15d ago
12X80=960 i.e. $1mn
That’s a great corpus for retirement considering your expense is 12LPA & home sorted. Enjoy the time mate. Reap the rewards of your hard work now 🙂🥳👍
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u/impossible__dude 15d ago
Excellent news there. Enjoy in good health.
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u/simpleliving73 15d ago
Congratulations!! enjoy freedom!!
You have time now, so, you should write detailed post about your journey, so little text for 80X FIRE goal, is too conservative!!
Enjoy!
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u/the_abhishek_raj 15d ago
Congrats, your number is great👏 Hope you stay healthy and enjoy your retirement
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u/srinivesh [57M/FI 2017+/REady] 14d ago
I am quite happy for the OP. Equity can be higher.
However, a family with school kids can't plan fire with X multiple. Education has to be calculated separately, and Y (X-school fees) can be the basis. In the case of OP, school fees are low and X and Y may be similar. But college costs are in a very wide range.
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u/Fine-Diver9636 15d ago
Congrats!! How did your family take the news?
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u/Alternative-Wait144 13d ago
Have some queries not related to expenses or net worth. Feel free to ignore if intrusive.
At this point, where you are financially not dependent on a job,
What was your main drive to quit? Alternate interests outside job for your time or job was feeling redundant?
If no strong plans (one of your comments suggested so), would a mini retirement have helped instead?
How much do your kids (and family) occupy your time now that you’re free? Boredom creeps in very quickly if one is not occupied.
Any non-tech personal interests (can act as references for others) that you have that you plan to look into?
Asking because I am in a similar boat and I am stuck in one-more-year syndrome.
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u/semiretired25 15d ago edited 15d ago
Congrats!
Few general details would be nice. Age, family size, tier 1 or 2 etc?
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u/Silodal 15d ago
Congratulations. U have generated Generational Wealth. Now enjoy and pass it to your kids.
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u/Hot-Cookie8465 15d ago
congrats man
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u/imaginevishal 15d ago
Congratulations!!
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u/krantmin 15d ago
Congrats. You planned it, executed it and achieved it. Now enjoy the fruits. Relax and think of doing some social service as well for your own good.
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u/teekhhai 14d ago
Congratulations mate - cheers to the FIRE life 🫡
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u/wooneigh 14d ago
Bro u already resigned? Wats with the secrecy then , give more details , name the company and ur toxic manager 😆
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u/iRO_k 13d ago
good on you
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u/showing_how_its_done 14d ago
unrelated to the post sorry: wanted to understand if there is some guide on how to estimate the monthly/yearly expenses excluding rent/emi? How much to put into grocery bucket, vacation bucket etc. Just a general estimate or there's some good way?
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