Years to FIRE
How long is your sentence? Enter what you've got, what you save each year, and what you spend, and see when your portfolio reaches your FIRE number.
- FIRE number
- Portfolio at FIRE
- Age at FIRE
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- Total you contribute
━ portfolio ┅ FIRE number

How it works
Your FIRE number is annual expenses × (100 ÷ withdrawal rate). Then we simulate year by year: each year your portfolio grows by the real return, and your yearly contribution is added at the end of the year. The answer is the first year the balance reaches the FIRE number.
Because we use an inflation-adjusted (real) return, everything is in today's dollars. Keep your contribution and expenses in today's dollars too. If you expect your savings to grow with raises, the real answer could be faster.
Markets don't deliver a smooth 5% every year. Treat this as a ballpark, not a release date.
Educational only, not financial advice. These are simplified estimates using constant returns. Real markets are bumpy, and taxes, fees and inflation vary.