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FI/RE - Financial Independence / Retire Early
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Cubalagi
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Nov 15 2025, 01:12 PM
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Nov 13 2025, 09:36 PM) Yes that's true. That's why business people not happy that those FIRE people are spending. Even got books to teach you how to spend die with zero. Thats my plan..to die with zero. My late dad did it near perfectly. On his passing at age 80 he has spent and given away everything to family and charities. He only left a few k in his bank account which I withdrew from ATM machine and passed the cash to mom. No need lawyer, court, family disputes over inheritence etc.
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Cubalagi
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Nov 19 2025, 10:41 AM
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QUOTE(magika @ Nov 17 2025, 02:21 PM) Maybe each person has experiences that define how everything is will on. My wife also initially have a difference of opinion with me. Then after a number of years, after hearing from different people in her circle of influence while keeping in mind my way of thinking then did 360 and agreed with me. My way is simple... do not be selfish and think the world rotate around you. Each of us must also think about our partner future living and so while we distribute what we need to while both are living we should let " the last men standing to decide on the bulk of our estate. Most of the time statistics show it's " last woman standing". In the Die with Zero approach, when it comes to gifting, it is recommended to give earlier when one is alive and not later when already dead. There are 2 reasons for this: 1. Feeling the joy of giving and being able to share the happiness with the recipient. No joy when one is dead. 2. Time value of money. To the recipient, usually a dollar now to is much more valuable than to 10 dollars in 20 years time. I feel this is more selfless than hoarding wealth till the end.
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