These parents retired in their 30s and 40s while raising young kids. Here’s how they pulled off the impossible.
These parents retired in their 30s and 40s while raising young kids. Here’s how they pulled off the impossible.
‘FIRE’ can be a realistic goal for parents stressed by the financial and mental burden of raising children — if they start early enough
Andy Hill was working 50-hour weeks, and regularly traveling for his job. Despite earning a household income of $130,000, his and his wife’s net worth was negative due to student loans, a car loan and an underwater mortgage. The newlyweds decided they needed a change before having kids.
“We wanted to have more time with our future family and not work as much,” he told MarketWatch.
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