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Daily FI discussion thread – Friday, November 07, 2025
byu/AutoModerator infinancialindependence
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Within the past two weeks, I went to an in person FI event where there was a case study. My second real world FI event.
Before this event, I thought all the Reddit people who come on here or r/fire and ask if they are safe to retire with $7M and $100k spend were trolling us, but now I know they are not. It’s wild to me.