Vietnam's Youth Pursue 'Financial Independence, Retire Early' After a Decade of Work
The FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement is gaining traction among young Vietnamese, with an increasing number achieving financial independence and opting for early retirement after about a decade of work. This trend signifies a pursuit of time freedom and diversified income streams rather than complete cessation of work.
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