Thanks. The share features is there, just not working for me correctly, so I put in a support ticket. Just figured I'd see if anyone had a similar issue here first.

I think it would be great if we had our own little FIRE wiki/article with various options like this. Had heard this from someone else before, but had forgotten about it.

Higher spending in terms of dollars, but as that relates to % of estate's net worth is decreasing.

Thanks for keeping these going. Just joined and hope more people coming from Reddit can make this more active.

A decade is a long time. I've always been frugal, but I'd say that I've relaxed a bit in some spending as I've approached FI, mostly as it relates to things that make life easier (tools, software, etc.). I'm willing to pay more to make things happen a little faster. But, although spending as gone up more than normal for me, it is still less than my wage has increased.

What's your plan?

How are you storing cash? Savings, HYSA, checking?

Do you plan to use ACA or some other plan?

I don't think it's that kind of retiring we're talking about :)

Are there good resources for looking into concierge medicine? That's something I've only been more recently reading about in these kinds of forums.

Are you going to open up posting?