To lower their expenses, the Rickens family sold this luxury item.

The film opens with this shocking number: Americans hold over $1 trillion in this type of consumer debt.

This “safe withdrawal rate” is the percentage of your portfolio F.I.R.E. advocates say you can safely withdraw annually in retirement.

Scott Rickens implemented this "life hack" to cut down his breakfast costs.

45% of Americans reportedly have no money saved for this, according to the film’s intro.

Scott Rickens was inspired to rethink his life after realizing he was trading money/status/stuff for this.

According to the documentary, most Americans live paycheck to paycheck, even those with these types of color themed high-paying careers.

Scott Rickens and his family dramatically changed their lifestyle after being inspired by this financial blogger known for his frugality and early retirement.

The documentary emphasizes saving this percentage or more of your income to accelerate financial independence.

The film promotes this type of low-cost investment, often linked to entire markets like the S&P 500.

In the film, the Rickens family moves from the expensive city of San Diego to this more affordable city in the Pacific Northwest.

Your F.I. number is calculated by multiplying this by 25.

The documentary states that nearly 8 in 10 Americans live with this financial vulnerability.