The FIRE Movement isn’t all its cracked up to be
The FIRE Movement (Financial Independence Retire Early) is focused on helping you quit your day job as fast as possible. But is that even a desirable outcome? From people who regret the financial pain that FIRE demands, to those who miss their careers it might be time to rethink its goals. Fidelity’s Andrew Oxlade…
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