Your FIRE story, in one clear view.
FourPercent pulls together your saved assumptions so you can see the freedom date, the target portfolio, the strongest lever, and the downside story without bouncing between calculators.
Plan settings
Adjust the core assumptions without breaking the flow
The main plan drivers live here. Change the saved portfolio, contribution, spending, return, age, or withdrawal rate and the whole dashboard updates immediately.
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Advanced stress-test settings
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The money fields follow your selected currency. The advanced fields are shared with the dashboard's Monte Carlo, historical, and sequence-risk sections.
Your plan story, without calculator hopping
This is the fast read on the plan: where you are now, what freedom costs, what is most likely to move the date, and what could still break the picture.
Your saved plan turns into one clear decision story here.
Once you save assumptions in the calculators, this dashboard turns them into a single read: how far you are from optional work, how sturdy the retirement looks, and which adjustment buys back the most time.
Your invested base and current trajectory.
The portfolio this plan needs at the finish line.
The adjustment that buys back the most time.
What is most likely to delay or weaken the plan.
What the numbers are really saying
This is the plain-English version of the plan: where the base case points, how much slack exists, and what kind of mistake would hurt the most.
Save a plan in the calculators to see your timeline, required portfolio, and plan quality in one place.
If you only trust the clean average-return path, you can miss how fragile the plan becomes when weak markets show up early.
The dashboard blends your Monte Carlo assumptions, historical backtest window, and sequence-risk picture.
We will point to the change that moves the freedom date the most.
What actually moves the date?
This is the lever check. Instead of bouncing to more tools, start by seeing which change materially improves the path.
See how much earlier freedom arrives if contributions step up.
A lower lifestyle target often moves both the target and the timeline.
This is the quick fragility check for a less generous decade.
If retirement starts on time, does it still hold?
The chart below starts at your FIRE portfolio and asks how often the retirement survives under your saved return, inflation, and volatility assumptions.
Build one plan first, then come back here.
The dashboard works best when it can read your saved portfolio, spending, contribution, age, and withdrawal assumptions. Start with the core planner, then return for the full story.