It is no secret that I love the semi-retired life and recommend it to anyone who will listen. In our latest article I use Mr Money Mustache's "sweet spot" theory to show why Semi-Retirement is THE sweet spot when it comes to FIRE and work-life balance.

Semi-Retirement aka Semi-FI offers a great work-life balance. The semi-retired lifestyle combines time freedom and meaningful work.

If semi-retirement appeals to you, it can be a great alternative to early retirement. There are so many reasons to consider semi-retiring as an alternative to early retirement. Here's how we're doing it. via @https://nz.pinterest.com/mcbmhappiness/

When I started this journey I thought early retirement was the end goal. Now I've changed my mind - I'm working towards creating an online income that gives me the freedom to travel with my family, whenever I choose. That sounds like the kind of life I don't ever want to retire from.

I got laid-off earlier this year and ended up with a part time job I can do from my home. There are some huge benefits to working from home: you never have to get out of your pajamas, no one steals your lunch from the refrigerator, and you can can listen to your music as…

Learn why more seniors are choosing semi-retirement to continue the benefits of working while enjoying more flexibility in their lives.

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It doesn't matter if you're in your 30's, 40's, or any age. If you want to make working optional, then here's everything you need to know about how to retire by 55. And as an added bonus, I'll show you how to do it on a salary of $50,000 or less.

Semi-retirement has become increasingly common as more people slowly transition to life after work. People may pursue their passion, work part-time, or consult instead of stopping work altogether. This article is part of the "Re/Thinking Re/Tirement" series focused on inspiring financial planning for a different type of future than the 9-to-5 life allows.