Current net worth: 49 years worth of expenses. Annual withdrawal rate: 2.1% As promised in the last update something significant happened. We decided to sell our car (why pay for something that’s parked most of the time?) but more about that later. First some service announcements: Once again, we need to remember that in terms […]
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