Mixture: People and Peers

mixture: But a growing movement is focused on just that encouraging people towards a mixture of extreme saving, frugal living and smart investment that will allow them to stop working and put their feet up decades before their peers in some cases, when they are still in their 30s, according to The Guardian. And the Financial Independence, Retire Early Fire doctrine claims that people do not need a six-figure salary to get there. And all at an age that most people would consider to be barely midway through their working life. At a time when many people are struggling to ensure they have enough money when they do retire or even to get them from month to month, the idea will probably appear absurd. The advocates of Fire are undaunted, however. And that is before you hear that it often involves saving between 50% and 75% of post-tax earnings. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.