FIRE Number

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Estimate the portfolio size needed to cover your annual spending indefinitely, then see how a monthly savings habit gets you there — after inflation, and across a range of outcomes.

Total invested assets today
$
What you spend per year in retirement
$
Nominal long-run average, before inflation
%
Expected average rise in prices per year
%
Share of the portfolio drawn each year
%
Your FIRE number, savings timeline, projection chart and sensitivity table will appear here once you calculate.
Your FIRE number · in today's dollars
$0
How much you can invest each month
$
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years to reach FIRE
—
of the final balance from growth
Projected portfolio, in today's dollars
Sensitivity — the same plan under different assumptions
Illustrative model allocation

How this is calculated: the projection grows your savings at the real return, (1 + return) ÷ (1 + inflation) − 1, compounded monthly, so every figure is in today's dollars and is directly comparable to your FIRE number. It assumes your monthly savings rise with inflation, returns are constant every year, and there are no taxes or fees. Real markets are uneven, which is why the sensitivity range matters more than any single estimate.