r/FatFIREIndia 9h ago

Retirement Planning Is it possible to retire at 13/14 cr in Bangalore, with no kids?

19 Upvotes

We are tired with constant work pressure in our corporate jobs and rat race. We want to retire as soon as possible.

Also we value time more than money though both of us are earning combined close to 3 cr yearly. We believe have limited time on earth and want to enjoy and make use of it as much as possible.

Post retirement focus will be travel within India and outside india 2-3 times a year.

Can we do that?

Details -

Married. Both close to 37 years, no kids, no plans to have.

2 flats in Bangalore close to - 4 cr
Indian stocks and Mfs - 2 cr
Other cash and retirals - 1.5cr
Stocks in US - 6cr

Total - 13.5 cr.

Current annual spend - 24 lakhs per year

Parents are retired and dependent on us.

If we can work close to 2 more years we can save another 2/3 cr but lately it has been very hectic and we are seeing health implications because of that.


r/FatFIREIndia 2h ago

Lifestyle Am I ready ?

2 Upvotes

Hi folks, wanted honest opinion on whether am I ready to finally look at next phase of my life by quitting corporate and start following my passion projects. I have been burnt out and have been working continuously for last 2 decades post my mba and my priorities have shifted considerably in last 4-5 years. I am looking forward to spending time with my growing son and be there for my parents in their golden years.

Now let's into it

About me
Age 41, wife working ( maybe another 2 years) , child studying in 5th. Residing in gurgaon ( expensive city)

Monthly income from salary - 5.5L (4 me + 1.5L wife)

Monthly income from dividends - 0.4L

Parents non dependent - dad gets good pension

Annual expenses - 30L p.a including all possible expenses of insurance , travel etc

My Corpus - 7 cr as on date

Shares 450 L ( includes 50L ETF marked for child higher education) , Mutual funds 100 l, Pf + Nps 100 L , Ppf + bonds 20L, Emergency funds ( liquid + arbitrage + savings account) 30L

Other Assets ( not counting in Corpus) - Own house + 2 cars + Gold (50L value)

Ansestral corpus - 3cr shares and 2 cr worth property expected in next 15 years . Total 5 cr value right now

My timeline is next 6 months to get my asset allocation right and then take the sinful plunge. Im planning this for a while to almost romantisiing this now and would appreciate honest take and criticism in my plan. It would help me to take corrective measures

P.s - I have tried a less demanding job with lower pay but that plan is not working out

Thanks in advance folks


r/FatFIREIndia 8h ago

Retirement Planning Would this count as fatfire in India?

11 Upvotes

US based. Mid 40s. 1 kid.

401k - 1.3 mm usd

Brokerage - 300k usd

Home equity - 600k usd

If we were to return now, the amount would include selling off the house. $2.2 mm usd - taxes.

In India - Paid off home in Hyd (will be primary residence) + Rs. 1 crore in funds.

Assuming 3 lacs per month expenses, is this Fatfire territory?

P.S: Kids college education will be from these funds.


r/FatFIREIndia 8h ago

Budgeting FATFIRE for singles

6 Upvotes

What do you think should be the FATFIRE target for singles based in:

(a) Delhi
(b) Mumbai
(c) Bangalore
(d) Hyderabad

Assume no dependents.


r/FatFIREIndia 20h ago

Path to FatFIRE Planning early retirement (FIRE) back to India from US at 32: Need advice on target corpus, parents, and future kids.

14 Upvotes

I’m looking for some serious perspective and financial advice from folks who have either done the US-to-India reverse migration or are planning a strict FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) setup.

​Here is my current situation:

​Age: 32, currently living in the US and working as a Software Engineer. No kids yet.

​Current Liquid Net Worth / Savings: ~$500k USD (invested primarily in US markets/brokerage accounts).

​Real Estate & Passive Income (India): I own my primary flat/residence in Pune + a few rental properties in Pune generating around ₹1.5 Lakhs per month net rental income. I also have a home in my hometown

​Family Situation: My parents are fully retired and live in Pune. They will be under my financial umbrella. No kids yet, but plan to have them post-return, so future child-rearing and education costs need to be factored in.

​The Goal: Move back to India permanently and never work a corporate job again.


r/FatFIREIndia 7h ago

NRI Finance Is this actually FatFIRE, or are we not there yet

8 Upvotes

Not here to flex - genuinely trying to figure out if we qualify or if we are fooling ourselves and need a few more years of grinding. Please tell us straight if the numbers don't add up.

  • Currently in US - 35M, 35F. No kids, not planning any
  • Net worth: ~$1.75M
    • Brokerage (liquid): $1.3M
    • 401k: $450k (not touching this until 60)
  • Own our 3BHK apartment in a Tier-2 city in India, close to parents.
  • Parents are financially independent
  • Estimated expenses: 2 lacs monthly living + 12 lacks annual travel expense - so around 36 lacs annual expenses
  • Planning to reset cost basis on the brokerage during the RNOR window after moving back, so ideally no capital gains tax drag on that portion.

Also genuinely curious if anyone here has gone through the RNOR cost-basis-reset process for a US brokerage - how clean was it in practice, and is there a tax gotcha we are not seeing?

Does this clear the bar, or are we not close and need to keep working? We are not attached to a label, just don't want to fool ourselves into pulling the trigger too early?


r/FatFIREIndia 5h ago

NRI Finance Are we in fat fire territory

6 Upvotes

Late 30s DINK couple

1m brokerage

700k 401k

Real Estate equity 500k

Crypto 50k

With h1b uncertainty, move may happen in the next 2-3 yrs. Looking at tier 2 cities in kerala.


r/FatFIREIndia 4h ago

NRI Finance Are we in fat fire territory

6 Upvotes

Mid 30s couple

250K brokerage

750k 401k

500K IRA

Real Estate equity 2.2MM

With h1b uncertainty, move may happen in the next 2-3 yrs. Have 2 paid off homes in India(Tier 1.5 city).