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Focused calculators for couples and individuals — answer "Am I okay?" without the complexity.

Couple retirement calculator

Built for single or couple households with shared expenses and individual retirement accounts.

Scenario managerPro

Base case plus up to five what-ifs for retiring early, windfalls, or expense tweaks.

Monte Carlo simulationsPro

1,000+ randomized simulations show your probability of success, not just one guess.

Social Security claimingNew

Compare 81+ claiming combinations for couples with spousal and survivor benefits at breakeven ages 85, 90, and 95. Included on Free.

Tax bracket projectionsNewPro

Free includes a tax insights preview — lifetime tax, average effective rate, and a marginal-rate-over-time chart. Pro unlocks the full year-by-year strategy, Roth conversion modeling, and timeline tabs.

Expense phase modelingPro

Go-Go, Slow-Go, No-Go phases model realistic spending decline through retirement.

Goal planning & trackingPro

Set retirement goals and track progress toward achieving them.

Household sharingPro

Collaborate with your spouse on retirement planning with shared access.

PDF exportPro

Export your retirement plan as a professional PDF to share with advisors.

Built on transparency

See the math. Keep your privacy. Make your own decisions.

Published formulas

Every calculation uses official IRS and SSA formulas. No black boxes.

Complete privacy

No bank login required. No SSN. Just your estimates and an email to save progress.

No credit card

Start free, stay free. Upgrade only if you want advanced scenario modeling.

Educational tool

Explore scenarios and learn. We never give financial advice — that's your advisor's job.

Social Security Planning

Compare Social Security claiming scenarios

Model 81+ claiming combinations for couples. See spousal and survivor benefits, and compare breakeven ages at 85, 90, and 95 to find your path forward.

  • 81+ claiming combinations for couples
  • Spousal and survivor benefit analysis
  • Breakeven comparisons at ages 85, 90, and 95
  • Cumulative lifetime benefit projections

Social Security claiming comparison

Monthly benefit by claiming age

Claim at 62
Claim at 67 (FRA)
Claim at 70

Social Security estimates are based on the information you provide and current SSA formulas. Actual benefits may vary. This is not financial advice.

Federal & state tax projection

Estimated effective tax rate by year

24% (working)
22% (working)
22% (retired)
12% (retired)
State tax
Effective rate
Tax Planning

Tax projection tools for smarter planning

Model Roth conversion scenarios, compare withdrawal sequencing strategies, and see how federal and state taxes affect your bottom line — including what happens if you relocate.

  • Federal and state tax projections
  • Roth conversion scenario modeling
  • Withdrawal sequencing comparisons
  • Social Security taxation thresholds
  • Year-by-year bracket analysis

Tax projections are estimates based on current federal tax law and the information you provide. Tax laws change frequently. Consult a tax professional for personalized advice.

Spending Phases

Model realistic retirement spending

Your spending won't stay flat for 30 years. fidser. models the natural decline in spending as you move through retirement phases — from active "Go-Go" years to quieter "No-Go" years.

  • Go-Go years (65-75): Full spending on travel & activities
  • Slow-Go years (75-85): 85% of initial spending
  • No-Go years (85+): 75% as activity decreases
  • More realistic than flat spending assumptions

Retirement spending phases

Annual spending adjusted for lifestyle changes

Phased spending
Flat spending

Most calculators assume flat spending — but research shows retirees naturally spend less as they age. fidser. models this reality for more accurate projections.

Spending phase percentages are illustrative examples based on retirement research. Your actual spending patterns may vary. This is for educational purposes only.

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See how decisions impact your retirement instantly.

What-if

Retire early at 60

On Track94% Success

You are on track to meet your expenses in retirement.

Net worth
$1,450,000
Monthly income
$6,200
Years until depletion
Never

Modifications

  • Update retirement age to 60

What-if

Take an international vacation

On Track92% Success

You can afford this dream trip and stay on track.

Net worth
$1,435,000
Monthly income
$6,200
Years until depletion
Never

Modifications

  • One-time expense of $15,000 in 2026

Important: fidser. is an educational forecasting tool. Projections are estimates based on the information you provide. This is not financial, tax, or legal advice. Consult a qualified professional for personalized guidance.

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