Planners And Calculators List

T

Twilo123

Dryer sheet wannabe
Joined
Jun 26, 2024
Messages
13
Location
US
 
Gumby said:
It's already a sticky thread in the FAQs subforum, because we thought it was particularly helpful and did not want it to get lost. Many thanks to Twilo123 for starting it.
Click to expand...
Thanks, Gumby, you Mods are the best!
 
Last edited by a moderator:
www.newretirement.com

Home Primary

The #1 retirement planning tool online. Go beyond savings and investments: comprehensive planning, calculators, classes, and advice.
www.newretirement.com www.newretirement.com
 
The article and the associated spreadsheet is great:


Is you enter 1/CAPE and TIPS for growth rates, it's basically the same as the CAPE rule tab on Early retirement now's spreadsheet

If you keep to the defaults, it's basically VPW linked in the boglehead tools list.

I think you would do this community a service by linking both at the top level of your list.
 
Another tool similar to the two above is Amortization Based Withdrawals. Article and spreadsheet at Amortization based withdrawal - Bogleheads

This and the tools I posted above aim to tell you how much you should be safe withdrawing based on your current portfolio and future income (SS) instead of telling your chances of success for drawing x dollars or percent. As your portfolio grows OR SHRINKS that amount changes year over year.
 
This helped me more than anything. (10 yrs ago)
I went through about every on line doo dad.
And when it was all said and done, knowing what I spend / needed was more
important than anything else. Still check it several times a week.
Was the best / for me anyway...Plus, its free & secure.

Empower Personal Wealth

What will Personal Capital becoming Empower mean for you? Personal Capital is bringing our award-winning tools and people to Empower, one of the world’s largest retirement planning companies.
www.empower.com www.empower.com
 
Came to check if "Rich Broke or Dead" calculator was on the list. It is. It's on of the Engaging Data calculators
 
I use several of the calculators listed above. I've learned the most from a book titled "The Psychology of Money."
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

G
48 and semi-retiring with ~800K
2 3
CO-guy
C
Dgalmore30
Advice and Insights desired on our plan
Dgalmore30
Dgalmore30
L
Hi ... long time lurker ... first time poster to see if we are on track
Lucky_Luke
L
latexman
FIR/SIR (no E) at 67
Dtail
D
J
50 and retiring within the year
young-ish
Y

Latest posts

Back
Top Bottom