FIRE
9 posts tagged "FIRE".
- 16 min read
What return should you actually assume in Nepal? The number your SIP and retirement math depends on
Thirty years of NEPSE, twelve years of NRB deposit rates, and a decade of gold and inflation, turned into the planning numbers to type into your SIP and retirement calculators.
- 12 min read
How many flats does it take to retire on rent in Kathmandu? The honest yield math
Kathmandu apartments yield roughly 2 to 4% gross and closer to 2.3% net. Retiring on rent needs about Rs 5 crore of property. The full math, with the tax that changed.
- 9 min read
The 4% rule, adapted for Nepal: how much you can safely withdraw from your corpus
The 4% rule was built on US data. Nepal's higher inflation, lower real returns, and tax drag push the safe withdrawal rate closer to 3.5% — the math behind it.
- 9 min read
Barista FIRE in Nepal: semi-retiring on a part-time income
Barista FIRE means a part-time income covers part of your costs so your portfolio shrinks. Every Rs 10,000/month of work cuts your FIRE number by Rs 34 lakh.
- 11 min read
Earn in dollars, retire in Nepal: the geographic-arbitrage math
A USD 280,000 corpus is lean in America but comfortable in Kathmandu. The geographic-arbitrage FIRE math for Nepalis earning abroad — plus the tax traps.
- 8 min read
Lean FIRE in Nepal: the smallest number you can actually retire on
Lean FIRE is retiring early on a frugal budget. The smallest realistic number for Nepal — a Rs 40,000–62,000/month life, and the Rs 1.2–2 crore corpus it takes.
- 12 min read
How Much Retirement Corpus Do You Need in Nepal? The Rs 2 Crore Math
Real Kathmandu expense data, a 3.5% safe withdrawal rate, and three corpus targets — Rs 1.7, 2.6, and 3.4 crore — for different retirement lifestyles.
- 14 min read
Coast FIRE for Nepal: the age and savings number that lets you stop adding to investments
The Rupee number that, left to compound, grows into a Nepali retirement corpus by age 60 — three expense scenarios, three age cohorts, 5% real return.
- 10 min read
The beginner's roadmap to financial independence in Nepal
How financial independence actually works on a Nepali salary — the FI number, the 4% rule, and a step-by-step path through SSF, CIT, FDs, and mutual fund SIPs.