Huston55
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
I use RIP but, have used only the free web version of Firecalc. I'm interested in the thoughts of those who've used both.
1. Which is more conservative?
2. Does Firecalc have as much flexibility and allowance for detail regarding expenses as RIP?
3. Can Firecalc model based on specific positions (stocks, funds, etc.) or just general asset class allocations?
4. Does Firecalc have as much "what if" capability as RIP?
5. Is there a way for RIP to use >90% success rate, other than significant remaining assets?
6. Which calculator do you prefer and why?
Hoping to hear from all who've used both tools.
1. Which is more conservative?
2. Does Firecalc have as much flexibility and allowance for detail regarding expenses as RIP?
3. Can Firecalc model based on specific positions (stocks, funds, etc.) or just general asset class allocations?
4. Does Firecalc have as much "what if" capability as RIP?
5. Is there a way for RIP to use >90% success rate, other than significant remaining assets?
6. Which calculator do you prefer and why?
Hoping to hear from all who've used both tools.