u/PitifulOkra3800

I don't know if I am missing anything here, but by looking at this link, I am confused about what I would get when i reach Generation status.
I dont use their managed portfolios so the rate is not applicable, and already have the 2.25% chequing rate since I have direct deposit with Wealthsimple, so there is no need to get excited about no benefits? Am I missing something here?

I am so curious, lots of posts of their empties alone on a table.

But I'm curious about the impact its have on your shelving space where you normally store your products? Have you seen a difference? Anyone have before and after photos?

I just found out about this subreddit, and I realize that there was a name for the exact thing I was thinking about for years now. Now my question is how close am I to CoastFiring based on this info!

I (34) make 186k/year, husband (37) 70k/year. We do not want kids.

I personally have ~490k saved in investments, 15k for an emergency fund, no debt, 320k left on our mortgage and no car payments. I REALLLLLY want to retire and have been saving every penny I can towards it. Every year I max out my TFSA and RRSP for the last 4 years.

My husband made a lump sum a few years ago of 100k in his TFSA but now owns a brokerage, so his retirement money is coming from selling when he is ready in the future. Any extra money goes towards growing his business.

We spend roughly 5000/month with mortgage payments, life etc and everything goes into my investments.

My plan that I would love advice on: Am I crazy to think I can quit my overly mental job in the next year or so, get a part time to cover expenses but not contribute anymore to my investments? or is this not a good plan at all. Halp