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- Apr 10, 2013
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HI all,
I have calculated our numbers through both FIREcalc and Fidelity.
One question I always have but forget to ask has to do with the date of retirement. When I run pension numbers, I'm always playing with the month (I know, I know...) but with FIREcalc it seems I can only do a calculation by retirement year (i.e. retire in 2018 instead of, for example, retire Jan. 2018 or June 2018).
When it says I'm good to go in 2018, what part of 2018 is FIREcalc targeting?
Thanks!
I have calculated our numbers through both FIREcalc and Fidelity.
One question I always have but forget to ask has to do with the date of retirement. When I run pension numbers, I'm always playing with the month (I know, I know...) but with FIREcalc it seems I can only do a calculation by retirement year (i.e. retire in 2018 instead of, for example, retire Jan. 2018 or June 2018).
When it says I'm good to go in 2018, what part of 2018 is FIREcalc targeting?
Thanks!