Goals & FIRE planning lab
Add your life goals and an early-retirement (FIRE) target on top of your plan, then check whether your money lasts — all in one place.
Introducing Goals & FIRE: browse a library of common goals, set an early-retirement target, and run a feasibility check to see your chance of success and the impact of each goal. Available to Pro members under Projection Lab.
New Features
7Goals & FIRE planning lab — A new workspace to layer your life goals and an early-retirement target on top of your existing plan, then instantly see how your plan holds up.
Goal library with ready-made templates — Add common goals — a home, education fund, wedding, new vehicle, travel, emergency fund, debt payoff, legacy gifts and more — across eight categories, with wording tailored to your country.
Four FIRE styles — Choose Lean, Fat, Coast, or Barista FIRE and instantly see the savings target you'd need, updated live as you adjust your numbers.
Feasibility check — See your chance of success, how each goal changes that chance, your projected net worth over time, and whether your plan stays funded.
Adjustable success target — Set the confidence level you're comfortable with and see exactly how far above or below it your plan lands.
Check goals, FIRE, or both — Focus on just your goals, just your early-retirement target, or both together.
Couple-aware goals — Assign each goal to You, your Spouse, or Joint on household plans.
UI / UX Enhancements
5Premium results dashboard — Clear at-a-glance cards for baseline vs. plan success and impact, plus a net-worth trajectory with retirement and run-out markers.
Goal timeline by year — See when each goal lands, neatly grouped by year with amounts and owners — no more overlapping labels.
Goals-by-category breakdown — An interactive donut chart shows where your goal money is going, with accurate hover highlights.
Tidy, expandable goal list — Your goals stay compact; click any goal to adjust its amount, target date, or owner.
Guided, jargon-free experience — Hover the info icons to learn what FIRE, the safe withdrawal rate, the FI target, and the success target mean — in plain language.