From 0 to ₹5 Crore in 9 Years, His FIRE Journey

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At 48, Amaresh Shinganagutti retired with a ₹5 crore corpus, after facing two layoffs and just nine years of disciplined planning. What began as a wake-up call during a layoff turned into a journey of financial freedom and peace of mind.

Today, his portfolio has grown so strong that “market conditions don’t matter anymore.”
In this conversation, he shares how he rebuilt after losing his job, stayed disciplined through uncertainty, and created a steady ₹1.2 lakh/month passive income all while redefining what retirement means for today’s generation.

Watch to learn:

– How two layoffs sparked a financial transformation
– His FIRE strategy behind the ₹5 crore corpus
– Passive income sources after early retirement
– The mindset that made him truly free

Timeline –

00:00 – 00:38 | Intro Highlight — Retired at 48 with ₹5 Crores
00:39 – 03:17 | Amaresh’s career + salary progression
03:18 – 04:26 | How a Layoff Sparked His FIRE Journey
04:27 – 05:15 | What was your FIRE number and how did you calculate it?
05:16 – 05:40 | Contingency Planning for Uncertain Times
05:41 – 06:35 | Breaking Down the ₹5 Crore Corpus Allocation
06:36 – 07:27 | 6cr independent real estate portfolio
07:28 – 08:02 | Secret to Accelerated His FIRE Journey
08:03 – 08:50 | Multiple Income Stream made by Amaresh
08:51 – 09:30 | Life After Financial Independence
09:31 – 10:25 | What Financial Freedom Truly Means to Him
10:26 – 11:46 | Advice for Late Starters on Achieving FIRE

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Date: November 1, 2025

45 thoughts on “From 0 to ₹5 Crore in 9 Years, His FIRE Journey

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  3. Doesn’t sound genuine or informative. Given the salary he drew over his entire career he would accumulated roughly ₹5Cr per-tax. Current net worth stated is ₹5Cr cash+ ₹6Cr real estate. Passive income stated is ₹1.2 lac per month with 40k from real estate which translates to 0.8% annual return from his real estate assets of ₹6Cr. Almost half of his passive incomes comes from his financial advise to others, so that part does not come from his investment acumen. Hardly mentions any details of his investment journey & neither does interviewer makes an effort to gain insight for the viewers. Now a person who makes 0.8% annual return on an asset & giving financial advise to make 50% of his passive income from such advise & mentions zero details of his investment journey & strategy is not an ideal candidate for such shows. This video will most probably increase his clientele & boost his passive income from financial advise but leaves nothing for the viewers. Expecting better where viewers also learn or get some beneficial insight into investment journey.

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