u/fmckenzi000

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How can I maximise my FIRE ability with this portfolio(is it possible to FIRE)

Firstly a bit about me.

46 year old male.

No children,not married but have a partner who I do not live with.

Work full time for NMW salary.

My financial goal is to be able to FIRE or at least reduce hours in approx 10/15 years time.

I currently own 50/50 split in my inherited property. I am in the process of buying out the other 50% from my brother who lives elsewhere.

I have the savings to do so.

I don’t live a lavish lifestyle at all, no new cars,expensive holidays etc.

I have been a saver most of my adult life.

My current portfolio is as follows.

I realise I am cash heavy and need to invest more into my pension to maximise financial gains but that is where I guess I’m looking for advice.

I will need approx £100k to buy out my brother.

I should get rid of cash as priority for the house purchase obviously.

I have not used my 20k isa allowance for this new tax year.

I only opened my personal SIPP in November 2026 so I could potentially use backdated loophole to fund more into it?

My T212 invest account I am currently down £1k so reluctant to use that cash at present. (It’s invested in VWRP)

My portfolio is as follows…..

Santander 123 current account £23000

Santander savings account £20000

Virgin cash ISA £96033 4.16% matures 24/09/26

Castle cash ISA £88701 4.2% 06/09/26

T212 S/Shares ISA £41089

T212 invest account £31845

Scottish widows workplace pension contributing 10%/10% averaging total £380/month (employer match maxed out)

Current value £37500

Vanguard managed SIPP pension contributing £125/month

Current value £4300

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