FIRE planner
Multi-phase path to financial independence, on your real balance.
Funds run out around age 80.1 — lower expenses or extend accumulation.
FI number
FI age
Coast-FI age
Effective withdrawal rate
Balance at plan end
Estimates only — a simplified model in today's money, not financial advice.
Life events in your projection
Model a salary rise, a child, a sabbatical or the end of a credit on your wealth curve.
Asset lifecycle
Project a property purchase with its loan, its rental income and its taxed resale.
Assumptions per pocket
Give each pocket its own expected return, its own tax treatment and its own place in the invest and withdraw order.
Real tax in your projection
Price your projected income on the Luxembourg barème at your own tax class, instead of one flat percentage.
Compare two scenarios
Put two plans side by side and read the difference in FI age, net worth and lifetime tax.
Projected balance (today's money)
Dashed line: FI target
FIRE & Scenario Planning
Multi-phase retirement planning with Monte Carlo robustness, computed from your real balances.
Quick insights
1 newComputed from your inputs · no account dataThis plan runs out of money
Around age 80.1 the balance hits zero. Trim retirement expenses, push retirement later, or extend the accumulation phase.
How this works
Everything is computed in today's money: each phase grows the balance at its real monthly return (nominal return deflated by inflation), adds contributions during accumulation and subtracts expenses during retirement.
The FI number is your retirement year-spend divided by the withdrawal rate. Coast-FI is the age from which compounding alone would get you there. Monte Carlo replays the same plan under 1,000 randomized market paths to estimate how robust it is.