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What is the 4% Rule in FIRE?

Derived from the Trinity Study (1998), the 4% rule states that a retiree can safely withdraw 4% of their initial portfolio value annually (adjusted for inflation) with a 95%+ probability of not running out of money over a 30-year horizon. This equates to needing a net worth equal to 25 times your annual expenses.

FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) Calculator

Calculate your FIRE number, required nest egg, and years to financial independence using the 4% rule.

Income & Expense Parameters

Annual Living Expenses ($)

Current Invested Net Worth ($)

Annual Savings Contribution ($/yr)

Expected ROI (%/yr)

Safe Withdrawal Rate (%)

Target FIRE Portfolio Number $1,200,000

Time to FIRE 14.8 Years

Target Retirement Year 2041

LeanFIRE (75%) $900,000

Standard FIRE $1,200,000

FatFIRE (150%) $1,800,000

Understanding LeanFIRE vs. FatFIRE

The FIRE movement encompasses different lifestyles: LeanFIRE targets minimal frugal expenses (<$40k/yr), Standard FIRE targets baseline middle-class spending ($40k-$80k/yr), and FatFIRE provides luxury spending, travel, and high healthcare reserves (>$100k/yr).