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Retirement & FIRE Planner

Find your retirement number, the age you can realistically stop working, and whether the money lasts — with an asset-mix return model, a monthly budget builder and scenario testing.

  • No training on your data
  • Region: global
Your plan

You could retire at 52 — 3 years ahead of your target of 55. Stay the course.

Your FIRE number
$880,000
at a 4.0% withdrawal rate
Earliest retirement age
52
target 55
Surplus at target age
$210,421
projected $1,090,421
Money lasts until
95+
spending $35,200/yr from 52

Today

26.7%

At retirement

Retirement spending: $35,200 per year ($2,933 per month).

Portfolio asset mix

cash
stocks
bonds
Allocation total: 100%Blended real growth: 3.6%
Lean FIRE
$528,000
$1,760/mo
Regular FIRE
$880,000
$2,933/mo
Fat FIRE
$1,320,000
$4,400/mo
Coast FIRE
$432,961
Hit this and you can stop saving, still retiring at 55.

Portfolio over your lifetime

Portfolio balanceMoney you put inFIRE number $880,000Retirement at 52
$0$200,000$400,000$600,000$800,000$1,000,000354351586674829095
Hover or tap the chart to read exact values.

Chance of success

Plans that survived
33%
Median money left
$0
Unlucky case (worst 10%)
$0

What would it take?

To retire at 55 you'd need to save $19,935 per year ($1,661 per month). You're currently saving $24,000 comfortably enough.

Scenario stress test

Returns rarely follow the plan. This shows your retirement age if real returns run 2 points below or above the model.

Pessimistic
retire at 56
returns 1.6%
Base
retire at 52
returns 3.6%
Optimistic
retire at 50
returns 5.6%

Monthly budget builder

Total $3,328/month → $39,936/year

Accumulation years — the first row marked “yes” is when it becomes safe to retire.
AgeBeginReturnSavingsEnd balanceTarget met?
35$100,000$3,610$24,000$127,610no
36$127,610$4,607$24,480$156,697no
37$156,697$5,657$24,970$187,323no
38$187,323$6,762$25,469$219,554no
39$219,554$7,926$25,978$253,459no
40$253,459$9,150$26,498$289,107no
41$289,107$10,437$27,028$326,571no
42$326,571$11,789$27,568$365,929no
43$365,929$13,210$28,120$407,259no
44$407,259$14,702$28,682$450,643no
45$450,643$16,268$29,256$496,167no
46$496,167$17,912$29,841$543,920no
47$543,920$19,635$30,438$593,993no
48$593,993$21,443$31,047$646,483no
49$646,483$23,338$31,667$701,488no
50$701,488$25,324$32,301$759,113no
51$759,113$27,404$32,947$819,464no
52$819,464$29,583$33,606$882,652yes
53$882,652$31,864$34,278$948,794yes
Retirement drawdown — withdrawals in today's money, returns net of inflation.
AgeBeginWithdrawalReturnEnd balance
52$882,652$35,200$30,593$878,045
53$878,045$35,200$30,427$873,272
54$873,272$35,200$30,254$868,326
55$868,326$35,200$30,076$863,202
56$863,202$35,200$29,891$857,893
57$857,893$35,200$29,699$852,392
58$852,392$35,200$29,501$846,693
59$846,693$35,200$29,295$840,788
60$840,788$35,200$29,082$834,669
61$834,669$35,200$28,861$828,330
62$828,330$35,200$28,632$821,762
63$821,762$35,200$28,395$814,957
64$814,957$35,200$28,149$807,906
65$807,906$35,200$27,895$800,601
66$800,601$35,200$27,631$793,032
67$793,032$35,200$27,358$785,190
68$785,190$35,200$27,075$777,064
69$777,064$35,200$26,781$768,646
70$768,646$35,200$26,477$759,923
71$759,923$35,200$26,162$750,885
72$750,885$35,200$25,836$741,522
73$741,522$35,200$25,498$731,820
74$731,820$35,200$25,148$721,768
75$721,768$35,200$24,785$711,353
76$711,353$35,200$24,409$700,562
77$700,562$35,200$24,020$689,382
78$689,382$35,200$23,616$677,798
79$677,798$35,200$23,198$665,795
80$665,795$35,200$22,764$653,360
81$653,360$35,200$22,316$640,475
82$640,475$35,200$21,850$627,126
83$627,126$35,200$21,369$613,294
84$613,294$35,200$20,869$598,964
85$598,964$35,200$20,352$584,115
86$584,115$35,200$19,816$568,731
87$568,731$35,200$19,260$552,792
88$552,792$35,200$18,685$536,277
89$536,277$35,200$18,089$519,166
90$519,166$35,200$17,471$501,437
91$501,437$35,200$16,831$483,068
92$483,068$35,200$16,168$464,036
93$464,036$35,200$15,481$444,317
94$444,317$35,200$14,769$423,886
95$423,886$35,200$14,032$402,718

Note: all figures are in today's money — growth rates are real (after inflation), so you don't need to inflate expenses yourself. This planner is an educational estimate, not financial advice, and market outcomes are never guaranteed. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

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Retirement & FIRE Planner — Overview

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What is Retirement & FIRE Planner?

Retirement & FIRE Planner is a free, browser-based finance tool on MyToolyard. Find your retirement number, earliest FIRE age and whether the money lasts.

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