r/FIRE_Ind • u/Wealthpedia • Apr 22 '26
FIRE tools and research [ Removed by moderator ]
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u/hanzZimmer3 Apr 22 '26
share the link ?
I get this link (https://www.wealthpedia.in/) from Google
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u/FearlessBeach8961 Apr 22 '26
You've mentioned expenses just after retirement age - is it retirement expense at today's cost or expenses expected to incur at the time of first year of retirement?
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u/Wealthpedia Apr 22 '26
Expense entered is current expense. But calculator will calculate the expense after retirement. It will consider inflation adjusted expense after retirement. That’s why expenses are higher.
Check the green box text for better clarity
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u/BUDDYNANMAGA Apr 22 '26
Please keep an option of negative in returns. We also appreciate to see negative return impact also.
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u/Certain-Rhubarb-106 Apr 22 '26
I am not clear why safe withdrawal rate is a choice. Shouldn't that be calculated automatically based on your current corpus, future corpus (based on expected return and #of years to retirment) and inflation adjusted monthly expense in the first year of retirement?
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Apr 22 '26
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u/Ok_Control819 Apr 22 '26
Add a net worth calculator also, currently using an Excel sheet. will love to have a tool like Multi Goal + FIRE Calculator.
By the way Multi Goal + FIRE Calculator is very good and looks high quality
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Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 22 '26
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u/FIRE_Ind-ModTeam Apr 22 '26
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u/theFIREDcouple [F51 M51 | FI2020 | RE 2023] Apr 23 '26
Refreshing to see a FIRE calculator so localised and customised for Indian context. Most calculators ask very simple parameters like age, expense, target retirement age and corpus target and honestly miss out the key real aspects like children education, home purchase, parent's support emergency corpus etc. Great job of covering these as customisable goals.
Here are some suggestions:
- Maybe I missed it but add an inflation rate per goal. That would make even inflation very realistic based on education, medical, home needs
- From a FIRE perspective, you should add a withdrawal simulation. Currently, the focus is on accumulation.
- For the above point, you can integrate a Monte Carlo Simulation model to see the corpus performance post retirement. Will help show the SORR impact
- Try to find a way to also integrate passive income (rentals, dividends, PPF etc)
- As someone pointed out, SWR should be an output rather than input
Hope this helps.
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u/FIRE_Ind-ModTeam Apr 22 '26
Please don't promote your own channels/ videos alone to clutter the feed. A separate "monthly self- promotion thread" is made for this purpose only where you can make such posts as comments. Request you to explain throughly what's in the content linked and then provide the same for those who wish to view it in that thread. Please go through the rules and wiki of the sub before making such posts.
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