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Retirement is a big milestone in a family. But what happens when children beat their parents to the punch? With people following the FIRE (financial independence, retire early) movement, some have been able to amass a nest egg to last them decades.

Retirement reporter Meera Raman is looking to speak with Canadians who have retired before their parents stopped working, for a future story. How did you get to a place, financially, to be able to retire? How did you tell your parents? How has it affected your relationship with them?

The Globe wants to hear about your experience. Please fill out the form below or, alternatively, you can send an e-mail to mraman@globeandmail.com.

Have you retired before your parents?

As things like FIRE (financial independence, retire early) become more popular, some Canadians are retiring before their parents. The Globe's retirement reporter, Meera Raman, is looking to speak with people who've been able to do so. Please fill out the form below or, alternatively, send an email to mraman@globeandmail.com.

The information from this form will only be used for journalistic purposes, though not all responses will necessarily be published. The Globe and Mail may contact you if someone would like to interview you for a story.

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