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Is it really possible to retire at 55, or even at 35? Maybe. But you need to consider all the angles. Krakenimages.com / Shutterstock.com
The average U.S. retirement age is around 64, and Americans generally spend more than 40 years of that working. Sounds like a really long time, doesn’t it? Maybe that’s why the FIRE movement has gripped so many folks in the past decade. That stands for “Financial Independence, Retire Early” – which sounds like a dream come true to a lot of hard-working folks. However, the current retirement system…
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