Plan your exit from the 9-to-5 grind by calculating exactly how much wealth you need to sustain your lifestyle in Bangladesh forever.
FIRE stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early. It is a lifestyle movement whose goal is to reach a point where your investments generate enough passive income (dividends and capital gains) to cover all your living expenses for the rest of your life.
Globally, the "4% Rule" is a standard benchmark for safe withdrawals. However, in the context of the Bangladesh economy—with higher inflation but also higher interest rates and dividend yields—many experts suggest a 5% or 6% withdrawal rate might be more appropriate for a diversified portfolio.
Your FIRE number is the total value of your investment portfolio required to sustain your lifestyle.
Formula: Annual Expenses ÷ Safe Withdrawal Rate
For example, if your family spends Tk 50,000 per month (Tk 6 Lakh per year) and you use a 5% withdrawal rate, your FIRE number is Tk 1.2 Crore (6,00,000 / 0.05).
To achieve FIRE in Bangladesh, your portfolio should focus on:
In a high-inflation environment like Bangladesh, you must ensure that your portfolio continues to grow even after you start withdrawing. This is why "Dividend Reinvestment" is crucial during your accumulation phase, and having some exposure to high-growth stocks is essential during your retirement phase.
"Coast FIRE" is when you have already invested enough that, even without further contributions, your portfolio will grow to your FIRE number by your retirement age through the power of compounding. Check your current status with our calculator!
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