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FIRE Calculator

Model your path to financial independence.

Enter your expenses, current investments, and savings rate. See your FIRE number, target age, and which flavor of FIRE (Lean, Regular, Fat, Coast, Barista) matches your life.

Age 51

FIRE target

Regular FIRE · $1,125,000

You today

FIRE flavor

Your FIRE plan

FIRE number

$1,125,000

Years to FIRE

19

FIRE age

51

Savings rate

35%

Projected nest egg

$1,204,500

Months already covered

22.7

Freedom Coach™

Regular FIRE at age 51 — 19 years from today.

Your FIRE number is $1,125,000. At 7% real returns, projected nest egg reaches $1,204,500.

  • Savings rate: 35%. Every 5-point bump cuts ~4 years off the timeline.
  • The 4% rule has ~95% success rate over 30-year retirements — you're on solid ground.

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Frequently asked questions

What is FIRE?

Financial Independence, Retire Early. It's the idea of saving enough that investment returns can fund your lifestyle indefinitely, freeing you from work by 30s–50s instead of 60s–70s.

What's the 4% rule?

Coined by the Trinity Study, it says a portfolio can safely fund 4% annual withdrawals (inflation-adjusted) for 30+ years with ~95% success. Multiply your annual spending by 25 to get your FIRE number.

What's the difference between Lean, Regular, and Fat FIRE?

Lean FIRE: minimalist lifestyle (~$25–40k/yr). Regular FIRE: middle-class comfort (~$50–80k/yr). Fat FIRE: no compromises (~$100k+/yr). Coast FIRE: enough saved that compounding gets you to retirement even if you stop contributing.

How high does my savings rate need to be?

Roughly: 10% = 51 years to retire. 25% = 32 years. 50% = 17 years. 65% = 10.5 years. 75% = 7 years. Savings rate is the #1 lever in FIRE math.

Is 4% still safe with today's markets?

Some studies suggest 3.3–3.8% is safer given lower expected returns and longer retirements. Adjust the withdrawal rate down for a more conservative FIRE number.

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