I made a retirement simulator: 125 years of data, 25 countries
A complete retirement planner covering accounts, taxes, pensions, withdrawals, and life events, stress-tested against thousands of simulations drawn from over a century of real market history. Start with a free quick check, no sign-up required.
In plain words
Foresightplanner is a retirement planning tool that models financial scenarios using 125 years of historical market data from 25 countries. It covers accounts, taxes, pensions, withdrawals, and life events, stress-testing plans against thousands of simulations rather than average assumptions. The tool is designed for individuals planning retirement and offers a free quick check without requiring signup. Users can explore how their plans perform across different historical market conditions.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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Most financial tools make you guess one return, then project a smooth line forward. Real markets aren't that smooth, and that number hides the risk. Foresight Planner replays your whole plan (saving, taxes, pensions, life events, drawdown) across thousands of real market histories, with crashes and recoveries in the order they happened. You see how often it holds up, not one rosy guess. It also uses global data, not just the US. Free, no sign-up. Canadian tax, CPP, and OAS built in.
A complete retirement planner that stress-tests your whole plan against a century of real market history, not a statistical average. These are projections, not financial advice. Past results don't guarantee futurefrom foresightplanner.com
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