I'm sure many on here, myself included, are really interested in the "average" FIRE profile. Of course, everyone's situation is different, but what commonalities from a quantitative point of view are there? I was inspired by this other posting:
http://forum.mrmoneymustache.com/share-your-badassity/how-old-*will*-you-be-when-you-retire/. Many had truly amazing FIRE ages. I'm personally hoping this post and seeing others summarized profiles will also help me/others get comfortable with what their FIRE date could be, given the uncertainity in future expenses, etc.
I'll get it started:
Current Age:Me: 30
DW: 25
Expected Retirement Age???
Investments/DebtCurrent Investments: $301K (401K / Roth / Brokerage)
Cash: $83K (large emergency fund, slowing working it down as we get comfortable and DCA)
Debt: None
Investments Needed for Retirement: ???
SavingsAfter-Tax Income - $126.7K (including est. bonus)
Current Savings - $91.4K
Savings Rate - 72% (will decrease after replacing vehicles and start to build car fund again - albeit we'll run and maintain them until they die)
ExpensesAnnual Expenses - $35.3K (car clown commute, savings for travel)
25 x Current Expenses - $882K
25 x FIRE Expenses - ??? - not sure how to calculate without kids / healthcare / etc
ChildrenCurrent - 0
Expected - 2
OtherResidence - Own (1,833 SF SFH)
Mortgage - Paid Off
Side Income Potential - Limited (not sure what side income jobs / lack mechanical skills!)
Residence - Tampa, FL
Vehicles Owned - 2
Occupation - Corp Banker / Marketing Research Analyst (DW)