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Does the FIRE movement secretly rely on unrealistic historical returns that won't repeat?
With 2026 bringing higher inflation and market volatility, the assumption of 7-10% annual returns that underpins many FIRE plans is increasingly questioned. Cast your vote on whether the movement's math holds up.
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