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HyWorth adds up every account, property and pension you have, in any of thirty currencies, converted with the rate shown. You then plan your life choices on that one number.

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FIRE number / withdrawal-rate explorer

How much do you need to retire — and when will you get there?

How to use this calculator
  1. Enter your current net worth (use the dashboard total if unsure).
  2. Enter the yearly retirement spending you want savings to cover, in today's money.
  3. Choose a withdrawal rate to test. A lower rate increases the savings target for the same yearly spending.
  4. Enter a yearly return after inflation. The projection uses this same rate each year, so it does not show market ups and downs.
  5. Change the monthly amount saved to see how it affects the estimated time to reach the target.
CHF
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CHF

Enter your age to see the age when you could reach the savings target. The years needed are shown either way, and no age is assumed for you.

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Result

At these inputs, you reach 1,500,000 CHF in 21 years. The 5% yearly return after inflation and the 4% withdrawal rate are the tool's defaults, not figures you entered. The withdrawal rate is a widely cited benchmark.

FIRE number

1,500,000CHF

How this is worked out

= CHF 60,000 ÷ 4% withdrawal rate

Progress

16.7%

Years to FIRE

21 years

Age at the target is not evaluated. Add your age above.

The 4% withdrawal rate is a rule of thumb from US historical data, not a guarantee. This estimate uses the same return every year, so it does not test how the order of good and bad market years, taxes or a long life would affect whether the money lasts. The planner tests a wider range of outcomes.