Does the structure of the New Nisa (full access to 18 million within 5 years) make an aggressive, early investment approach more logical and appealing?
I am not talking about FIRE just a normal approach. Both my wife and I realized we have internalized a "Finish NISA, then relax a bit" approach to investment.
With larger expenses looming in the future (Kids school, college, etc), and monthly set expenses (mortgage, ideco, insurance(s), it seems like getting it all "in the bucket" early, seems like the most prudent approach. I hope we can cash-flow all future expense (pre-retirement).
I only realized this as I exhausted my taxable account, selling it back into the NISA. I suddenly felt a rush to finish as soon as possible. My goal is to try to finish by my mid 40s. (6-7 years)
by Choice_Vegetable557