Fire readiness for Ireland

Moving back to Ireland next year and want to get a sense check on fire readiness.

39m, wife and two kids (5 and 2).

Assets:

- 600k liquid, post tax, invested brokerage
- 300k rental apartment in foreign country giving ~10k pa in net rent
- home in current country with 500k equity, may sell upon leaving or rent for 5.5k per month (mortgage is ~ 4.3k per month)
- 100k pension ( can withdraw when leaving next year)
- apt in Ireland worth 200k, paying 6k net in rent, no mortgage

Question: has anyone in a similar position fire’d or coast fire’d in Ireland? How did you think about where to live (beyond family and friend considerations). I figure I could buy a place in the countryside for 500k, and live off 60k a year including a mortgage repayment (spread renting house in foreign country + paying mortgage allows a small real mortgage monthly payment in Ireland).

Could get a job or try get some
Freelancing work and time should get the portfolio to 1.5-2m liquid (ish, including rental properties) within 10 years.

Haven’t lived in Ireland in 10+ years and don’t spend much time there now however so not sure if cost assumptions with two young kids are ballpark ok or way off!

Any guidance much appreciated

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u/ClassicMarch2062 — 13 days ago
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Finally got around to creating a Sankey... would love to get some feedback from the community.

About: Liquid NW of ~700k chf, aiming for 1.5m within 5 years, live in a HCOL area (Greater Zurich) and income/expenses approx. accurate per diagram!

Any feedback on areas to improve to reach my goal would be most welcome.

u/ClassicMarch2062 — 6 months ago