The FIRE movement involves saving aggressively so you can retire much earlier than normal. It often involves setting aside at ...

Firefighter and Firefighter Nation contributor David Dachinger discusses retirement, trauma, and recovery with the hosts.

Typical FIRE advice says you should save at least 50% of your salary for retirement each year. Some goes as far as to say 75% ...

When it comes to considering early retirement, many individuals might think about retiring in one's late 50s or early 60s. But for followers of the Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE ...

If you're dreaming of retiring early, here's what you can learn from others who've successfully accomplished that goal.

FIRE and micro-retirement are two alternative approaches to financial freedom. A financial advisor explains how they work, who they’re for, and how to plan ahead.

Text Callout : Key Takeaways - (Mar '25) 7 Lessons From Those Who Retired by FIRE If you want more free time and a higher quality of life, consider early retirement. Taking this leap requires ...

Among many changes in the City of Johnstown, Fire Chief Bob Statler has announced his retirement, effective this Friday.Statler has been with the department for ...

Montgomery Fire / Rescue Chief Miford Jordan is retiring after spending 40 years with the department and the last 18 as chief. He served five mayors in his four decades-long career.

I saved in a 401(k), until the FIRE movement taught us that retirement isn't triggered by an age, but by a sum. Now, we have a new plan.

The department said Crawley is retiring after 27 years and one month of service. "A big congratulations and thank-you to Firefighter Tyson Crawley on his retirement this month after 27 years and ...