How to plan your early retirement ft. Anshuman Sharma | Finity

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  • Опубликовано: 15 фев 2022
  • Here's an addition to our ‪@anshumanfinance‬ playlist, where he explains an early retirement strategy. Learn how to be Financially Independent and Retire Early (FIRE).
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Комментарии • 11

  • @millionaire_minimalist
    @millionaire_minimalist 2 года назад +2

    Are you sure about 35 times the annual expenses and withdrawing 4%? Usually they say either 25|4% or 33|3% or 50|2%.

  • @snehagoel728
    @snehagoel728 Год назад +1

    Loved this videooooi❤ thnkyouu gave me a goal

  • @senthilkumars6212
    @senthilkumars6212 2 года назад

    Good thing. Share some valuable info's...

  • @sourabhroy8281
    @sourabhroy8281 5 месяцев назад +1

    i have a question that can a person who have 25 times of his annually expenses have stored in a index fund of (uti )nifty fifty in mutual fund amc, through an app like groww which gives him return of 12% annually (correct me if I'm wrong), and according to the methods, he withdraws 4% every year .so can he retired from his life completely like this or not??

    • @BikerDaDInt650
      @BikerDaDInt650 2 месяца назад

      While calculating the number consider the inflation amount ex if ur expense is 1 lakh per month for next 30 years at the 30th year it is 7 lakhs per month with inflation percentage of 7 % so while calulating u need to consider for the worst it means 7 lakhs per month X 12 = 84 lakhs per year x 25 times which is 21 crores , say if u have 21 crores now u can retire and until next 30 years even if ur inflation hits hard as 7 % u can manage . It means u can withdraw 4 % of ur portfolio money through SWP for the rest of ur life.
      Let me know if any queries . If any one found incorrect then can correct me , i am also an investor

  • @lostmeinspace
    @lostmeinspace 7 месяцев назад

    Where does the multiplier of 35 or 25 come from?

    • @jainayak666
      @jainayak666 6 месяцев назад +1

      The assumption is that the rate of inflation and the returns of your investments are the same throughout the years you remain invested i.e. the real return is 0. In such a case, the multiplier simply becomes the number of years you're planning to stay retired. This also depends on what age you plan to retire, and what you assume your life expectancy to be. If you retire at 40, and expect to live off your investments till 90, the multiplier will be 50.

  • @sourabhroy8281
    @sourabhroy8281 5 месяцев назад

    But sir inflation is 5% not%7 but how??

    • @BikerDaDInt650
      @BikerDaDInt650 2 месяца назад

      We need to always prepare for worst , if u can handler 7 % inflation then 5 % will not be issue with current corpus

  • @anisurlifestyl
    @anisurlifestyl 2 года назад

    Good luck with your company name is chnel par fefarens hi I have a nice day

  • @pijushbanerjee2336
    @pijushbanerjee2336 2 года назад

    OTP NOT COMMING