![]() ![]() ![]() In the article, the biggest buzz comes from the following table, which shows how long it will take you to reach retirement at certain savings rates (see the article for the assumptions behind the math, they seem reasonable to me): Source: Mr. There’s a reason it’s in the Hall Of Fame. A powerful blog post, with unbelievable staying power. The article has generated 6 years worth of discussion, and it’s still going strong. Money Mustache, or Pete as his friends call him, has written perhaps the best post ever published on how to retire early, based on the math. (if you’ve not yet read that post, go there now. Money Mustache’s The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Early Retirement. One of the All-Time Classics ever written in the personal finance/early retirement space is Mr. While I found the above article interesting, and his points valid, it still doesn’t “prove” that it’s possible.įor that, we have to turn to a legend in the blogosphere, Mr. In the article, the author John Rampton lays out the following steps on how to retire in 15 years: The idea for this post came after I read Precisely Follow This Savings Plan and You Can Retire In 15 Years. Regardless of where you are on your journey, it's possible to retire in 15 years. Using these resources, I hope to explain how to retire in 15 years. I’m certainly not the first to have written on this topic, and I’ll be referencing some of the excellent content I’ve read for today’s post, including one of the most-read blog posts in the history of personal finance on the internet. It’s an exciting development, and I’m excited to share it with you today. His name is Roger, you’ll meet him in the post below. BIG NEWS: I’ve convinced a real live person to be “Test Subject #1” to prove that the theory works in real life. While that may seem a bit hard to grasp, today I’m going to prove that it’s possible. ![]() Regardless of where you are on your financial journey, it’s possible to retire in 15 years. ![]()
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