RetireNerd Retirement Planner & Modeler
Free retirement modeling software

Build your plan. Model the possibilities.

Markets do not move in a straight line, taxes matter, and retirement lasts for decades. RetireNerd lets you test your own numbers across thousands of possible market paths and see how the pieces work together.

No signup 2,000 simulated market paths Your numbers, your plan
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Retirement decisions do not happen one at a time.

When you change your retirement age, savings, investments, spending, Social Security timing, or Roth conversion plan, something else usually changes too. The Retirement Planner & Modeler helps you see those tradeoffs together.

01

Can my money last?

See how your plan holds up across good markets, ordinary markets, and difficult retirement sequences.

02

How much can I spend?

Test a spending target instead of guessing whether a rule of thumb fits your situation.

03

What if I retire sooner?

Move your retirement date and see how fewer working years and more withdrawal years change the picture.

04

Should I change something?

Compare scenarios and find which decisions actually move the needle instead of changing things blindly.

You can get a useful result without building a spreadsheet.

Quick Start asks for the handful of numbers that matter most: age, retirement date, savings, contributions, Social Security, spending, and a simple investment mix.

  • Use a simple stock-and-bond mix
  • Get a retirement projection quickly
  • Move into the full planner and modeler when you want more detail
Quick Start retirement projection form

Save an investment mix once. Use it whenever you model a plan.

Give your current fund lineup, allocation and tax treatment a name. You can switch between saved portfolios instantly without running a projection first.

1

Save each mix

Keep a current portfolio, a more conservative option or another allocation you want to compare.

2

Switch instantly

Load any saved portfolio into the model without entering every fund and percentage again.

3

Combine portfolios

Select two or more saved portfolios and the model combines matching tax treatments and routes each account type to the right balance.

Year-by-year retirement projection results

See where the money is coming from, year by year.

A retirement result should not be a mysterious percentage. Follow the plan through time and see balances, Social Security, portfolio withdrawals, taxes, and spendable income.

Portfolio analysis Monte Carlo simulation Year-by-year projection Historical stress test Roth conversion modeling Sequence risk

Change the decision. See the consequence.

Retirement age

62 or 65?

Compare the cost of leaving work earlier against the value of more time.

Social Security

Claim now or wait?

Use the benefit amount for the age you actually expect to claim.

Spending

What can I afford?

Test the lifestyle you want and see how much flexibility the plan has.

Roth strategy

Convert or leave it?

Explore conversion timing alongside future withdrawals and taxes.

Portfolio risk

Am I taking too much?

Model your real funds or a simple allocation and compare the tradeoff.

Bad timing

What if markets fall early?

Stress-test the years when withdrawals and market losses can collide.

Because a retirement plan should be understandable.

You should be able to look at a result and understand why it changed. RetireNerd is designed to make the moving parts visible instead of hiding everything behind one score.

It is educational planning software—not a promise, prediction, or replacement for professional advice. The purpose is to help you ask better questions and make more informed decisions.

FREE TO USE

Put your retirement plan to the test.

Start simple. Add detail when you are ready. Change the assumptions as many times as you want.

Model My Retirement

RetireNerd is an educational planning tool and does not provide individualized financial, investment, tax, legal, or healthcare advice. Results are estimates based on the information and assumptions entered.