Thoughts on This FIRE Calculator?

Chiwa_09

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Hi everyone, A friend of mine is looking into using a FIRE calculator they came across recently to plan out their financial goals. It includes other models to help figure out how current savings and investments align with future goals. Before they dive in, he is wondering if anyone here has used it (or similar tools) and what your thoughts are? Is it worth relying on these calculators, or are there better ways to map out a FIRE plan?
 
It looks decent, but it is missing one important point: what are your chances of success in retirement. It basically only tells you in how many years you can retire, but does not tell you have about anything once you are retired.
 
It looks decent, but it is missing one important point: what are your chances of success in retirement. It basically only tells you in how many years you can retire, but does not tell you have about anything once you are retired.
That’s a great point, but sir, I think for that, the Fat FIRE calculator could be a better fit since it considers factors like higher income needs and how much you'd need to comfortably retire without worrying about running out of funds, correct me if I am wrong, Thank you for your response!
 
I actually think the other one is even worse because it's not even based on a portfolio and a withdrawal rate :)

For instance, I have a calculator that let you know your chances of success in retirement:


And another one that tells you how many years you have left:

 
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