Using F.I.R.E. To Retire Can Lead To Regrets (Hour 2)
Ken Coleman & George Kamel answer your questions and discuss:
- The importance of combining finances with your spouse when you get married,
- from the blog: And Two Become One: How to Combine Bank Accounts
- Why the FIRE movement can lead to concerns about having enough money,
- from the blog: Can I Retire Early?
- What to do when your values don't match your career,
- How to decide if you should take a severance and find a new job or risk staying and being laid off,
- from the blog: What to Do if You're Laid Off?
- "How can I be more generous outside of tithing?",
- from the blog: The Generosity Effect
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