Tools · When Can I Retire?

When could you actually retire?

Put in what you've saved, what you add, and what you spend — and see the age your money sets you free. This is the FIRE math, made personal.

4% is the classic rule; 3.25–3.5% is safer for a long early retirement.

Can I quit sooner? → Coast FIRE
A simplified projection at a constant real return — real markets and life vary. Education, not financial advice.

Frequently asked questions

When can I retire?
When your invested savings reach roughly 25× your annual expenses — where a safe 4% withdrawal covers your costs. This tool projects the years of saving and growth to get there, and the age you reach it.
How is my retirement number calculated?
Target = annual expenses ÷ your safe withdrawal rate (e.g. expenses × 25 at 4%). The tool grows your current savings plus annual contributions at your expected return until the balance hits that target.
How can I retire early?
Two levers dominate: spend less (which lowers your target and raises your savings rate) and invest the difference for growth. Cutting expenses helps twice over.
What return should I assume?
A common planning assumption is 5–7% real (after inflation) for a diversified, stock-heavy portfolio, though future returns are uncertain. Lower is safer — set your own above.