Court From Modern FImily Returns
Court achieved financial independence and promptly did something most FI purists would call reckless: she moved into a bigger house, kept her townhouse as a rental, and cut her hours in half — all while pregnant. Two years later, she's living proof that the most rigid interpretation of the 4% rule might be missing the…
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