【55歳×総資産6000万円】FIREできる?やりがい喪失・やりたい事が無い

オウザちゃんねる・退職後を楽しむフリーランス

オウザちゃんねる・退職後を楽しむフリーランス

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Age 55
As your working life nears its end, you start to wonder, "Is it okay to continue like this for another 5 years?"

This time, we'll use a "realistic scenario"—
Financial assets of 50 million yen
Planned retirement allowance of 10 million yen
Children in their third year of high school and fourth year of university (education expenses already secured)
Living expenses of 300,000 yen—to thoroughly discuss what becomes clear when a 55-year-old considers FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early).

This is a topic that will definitely be helpful for anyone considering FIRE or early retirement.

Please watch until the end and let us know in the comments what your decision would be!

▶Chapters
00:00 Opening
01:31 Jigigoro's Case: Instant FIRE and Mindsets Regarding Money and Fulfillment
05:33 The Importance of Finding What You Want to Do Before Retirement
09:09 Hiro's Case: Instant FIRE and the Decision Between "Stability vs. Freedom"
09:51 The 4% Rule and Simulation of Early Receiving Benefits from Age 60
12:53 The Value of "Free Time" Considering Healthy Life Expectancy
14:17 Even If You Don't Have Anything You Want to Do, Start Slowly
16:21 Suggestions for How to Spend Time After Retirement: Creating YouTube Videos and Farming
19:37 Ouza's Case: Choosing to "Delay FIRE" Based on Simulation
21:35 Recommendation of "Side Hustle Challenges" as a Preparation Period
24:45 Conflict with the Feeling of Wanting to Work Until Retirement
26:35 The Significance of Realizing Things at Age 55 and Connections on Social Media
28:49 Time to reflect on your future life

▶Ouza
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▶Guest Members
Hiro-san
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Jigigolo-san
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