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Canadian finance calculators — TFSA, tax, mortgage & more
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Know the exact year you can stop working
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Hi HN, I built Firenum because most FIRE calculators I found were either too simplistic or required uploading my entire financial life to a third-party server. I wanted a comprehensive suite that could model more than just the 4% rule. This tool handles Coast, Lean, Fat, and Barista FIRE, but more importantly, it lets you model 'what-if' scenarios like market crashes or major life events to see how they impact your timeline. Key features: -> Privacy-First: No signup required. All calculations and data persistence happen in your local storage. Nothing is sent to a backend. -> Scenario…
Feb 2026 · firenum.com
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The calculator quickly shows you how long your nest egg will last, given a constant withdrawal. It automatically shows you a safe withdrawal rule to have your capital last forever.
2024 · myfire.app
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Free and comprehensive Canadian retirement planner
Jun 2026 · retiretool.ca
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Free financial calculators for UK, US, Canada, India & Aus
Jun 2026 · wealthcalculatorhub.com
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Most retirement calculators either oversimplify things or ask you to link your accounts so they can make money off your data. I wanted something that actually helped me see if I was on track without handing over a bank login, so I built RetireNumber. It's a privacy-first retirement planner. You type in your own numbers. No account linking, no selling your data, no VC. Just me and a subscription. The engine does real math: Monte Carlo with 1,000 runs, historical backtesting to 1928 using Shiller's Yale data, tax-aware withdrawal strategies, and scenario comparison so you can try different…
Feb 2026 · retirenumber.com
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DCA is a popular strategy that consists in saving/investing the same dollar amount (let's say $250 every month) in an asset. Here's a simple, easy to use, and verifiable (code is open source) calculator so that you can brag with your friends how your portfolio outperforms bitcoin (yes, I also wished I bought NVIDIA...)
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