I am not even a Canadian and have used Jim Otar's calculator for years and bought his book, "Unvieling the Retirement Myth."Garthd wrote:You could try Otar Retirement Solutions website. I have not used his calculator but I pieced together a lot of very valuble advice from his writings to design my own plan.
retired at 54 in 2014 and have since grown my portfolio living with no pension.
best regards,
It takes some work to understand how it works and compensate for some minor short comings, but once you do that (the documentation is pretty good) it is refreshing to know you are working with real numbers rather than a Monte Carlo simulation.
Dave