Retirement Planning

Know exactly when you can retire.

Sphinx Money models your household's complete financial picture — accounts, income, and expenses — and projects month by month how long your money will last. Change any assumption and see the impact instantly.

No financial advice. A planning tool to help you think clearly about your future.

What you get

Everything you need to see your retirement clearly

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Your personalized projection

Not a generic calculator. Enter your real accounts, income sources, and monthly spending. Sphinx Money projects your actual retirement timeline, month by month, out to age 95.

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Explore any scenario

What if you saved $500 more each month? Retired at 62 instead of 65? Cut expenses by 10%? Model any scenario alongside your baseline and see the exact difference.

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Track your progress

Life changes. Update your plan as your income grows, accounts shift, or goals evolve. See month over month whether you're ahead of or behind your retirement target.

How it works

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Tell us about your household

Answer a short set of questions about your income, savings accounts, and monthly expenses. Takes about five minutes.

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See your retirement outlook

Your personal projection appears instantly — a full chart of your portfolio over time, with the exact month your money runs out or lasts forever.

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Refine and plan

Adjust income, savings, or spending assumptions. Create named scenarios to compare options side by side. Return anytime to update your numbers.

See it in action

Explore a sample plan

Pick a persona below to see a fully loaded dashboard — projections, scenarios, and progress tracking — with no sign-up required.

Ready to see your number?

It's free. No credit card required. Start with a five-minute questionnaire.

Important: Sphinx Money is a planning tool, not financial advice. All projections are mathematical estimates based solely on the data you enter. Past performance of any asset class does not guarantee future results. Sphinx Money does not account for taxes, inflation adjustments beyond simple estimates, or individual circumstances not captured in your inputs. Always consult a qualified financial advisor, CPA, or retirement planner before making financial decisions. See our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.