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jamesbond007

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Any Mustachians in India (Hyderabad)
« on: May 18, 2017, 10:54:30 AM »
Just curious if there are any Mustachians in India. I know there are a few. Especially from Hyderabad. I was wondering about how big your stache is if we were to FIRE in Hyderabad with 1 kid (3 yr). How much is realistic assuming we have a paid off house already.

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Re: Any Mustachians in India (Hyderabad)
« Reply #1 on: May 23, 2017, 03:40:52 AM »
Hey Jamesbond007,
We are in India and will probably end up FIREd in Hyderabad, simply because we own a flat there. We have done our own calculations and it really really depends on how much you plan on spending. We currently spend around 15-20K a month excluding rent and live a fairly comfortable life. Your child's education might play a big role and also your healthcare requirements. Both are widely available and decent options in all ranges are also available.

Hyderabad is perhaps one of the best cities to plan retirement in today. Prices are reasonable than Delhi, Mumbai or even Bangalore as long as you know where to look. With a lot of IT and related jobs, OKish expat population it is quite a mixed environment.

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Re: Any Mustachians in India (Hyderabad)
« Reply #2 on: May 23, 2017, 10:20:06 AM »
Hey Jamesbond007,
We are in India and will probably end up FIREd in Hyderabad, simply because we own a flat there. We have done our own calculations and it really really depends on how much you plan on spending. We currently spend around 15-20K a month excluding rent and live a fairly comfortable life. Your child's education might play a big role and also your healthcare requirements. Both are widely available and decent options in all ranges are also available.

Hyderabad is perhaps one of the best cities to plan retirement in today. Prices are reasonable than Delhi, Mumbai or even Bangalore as long as you know where to look. With a lot of IT and related jobs, OKish expat population it is quite a mixed environment.


Thank you. I own a house in Hyderabad so I guess I could remove rent from my expenses. What about education expenses? How expensive are they these days?