Retirement planning · Canada

Financial clarity for Canadian families.

Turn your income, savings, and goals into a retirement plan you can actually read — with the same projections, Monte Carlo stress-tests, and drawdown maps a planner would run.

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Your retirement projection
Age 35 · retire at 60 · drawdown to 95
Readiness 82
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Median pathRange of outcomesDownside scenario
A glimpse inside

Real planner tools, not a calculator.

The same analysis a fee-only planner runs — live, free, and tuned for Canadian accounts.

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See your whole retirement

Your portfolio from today through age 95 — surplus, shortfall, and run-out age.

age 94Funds you through

Sample figures shown for illustration. Your plan uses your own numbers.

Talk to your plan

Ask your plan anything.

A built-in assistant reads your actual numbers — balances, contributions, projections — and answers in plain English. No generic advice, no searching forums.

Should I max my TFSA or RRSP first?
When should I start CPP?
Can I retire at 58?
What if markets drop 20%?
Rooftop assistant
Can I retire at 60 if I keep saving $1,200/mo?
Yes — at age 60 you’d have $1.18M projected. With CPP at 65 and a 4% drawdown, your plan funds expenses through age 94.

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