Retiring early sounds like the dream &mdash; but not achieving FIRE could actually help you live longer

Retiring early sounds like the dream — but not achieving FIRE could actually help you live longer

Bianca Bagnarelli for BI

Being part of the financially independent / retire early movement sounds like the dream. But if it's realistically unlikely that you'll achieve it, you may find comfort in the fact that working for most of your life could at least boost your longevity.

Retiring early sounds like the dream — but not achieving FIRE could actually help you live longer

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