For Serina Bird, early retirement means "being able to take my crazy ideas and run with them". But it also means going back to work if she feels like it.
Single and childless in her 50s, Nerida has always had to look after herself financially. So, she asks Paul Clitheroe, should she buy an investment property or top up her super?
The FIRE movement is inspiring new followers - as young as 28 - who want to quit their day job and do their own thing. And COVID-19 has only spurred them on.
As more Aussies invest for the planet, we're seeing a rise in greenwashing - the practice of making an investment sounds more eco-friendly than it really is.
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