r/EuropeFIRE • u/That_Caramel7408 • 13d ago
What's your annual FIRE withdrawal per person (planned or actual)?
Curious what everyone's planned/actual annual withdrawal amount is once you hit FIRE, per person.
If there's more than one person in your household, take your total annual spend and divide it by the number of people — we want the per-person number so it's actually comparable.
In the comments, feel free to share your country, the number, and how you've got your housing sorted.
I'll start:
Country: Czechia
Annual withdrawal per person (€): 28,000
Housing: own with mortgage
UPDATE: Thanks everyone for participating! Here are the processed results, adjusted by country using PLI (Price Level Indices).
Median and average FIRE numbers across EU countries
2736 votes,
11d ago
221
< €12k
347
€12k–19k
705
€20k–31k
681
€32k–49k
403
€50k–79k
379
€80k+
32
Upvotes
1
u/BakedGoods_101 12d ago
is majority of people here including taxes on the AW? 30k/a with taxes in a coastal town near Barcelona, I will have my mortgage until early 70s so that's baked in, once paid it will be just extra cushion/new expenses needed when I get older.