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Comments on: Free Monte Carlo retirement simulation! http://www.my-personal-finance-blog.com/2006/04/19/free-monte-carlo-retirement-simulation/ Advice, research and tips on improving your financial life Fri, 18 May 2012 04:36:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Jim Richmond http://www.my-personal-finance-blog.com/2006/04/19/free-monte-carlo-retirement-simulation/#comment-3570 Jim Richmond Tue, 19 Sep 2006 03:13:24 +0000 http://www.my-personal-finance-blog.com/2006/04/19/free-monte-carlo-retirement-simulation/#comment-3570 Hello, I recently posted a new (and free) Monte Carlo based retirement planner that you might find interesting in your search for a good retirement planning tool. The planner can be found online at www.flexibleRetirementPlanner.com and runs inside your web browser (no excel or download required). There are two things that I think differentiate this planner from the others out there. 1) It lets you model both the accumulation and spending phase of a retirement plan with 10,000 simulation iterations inside your web browser. 2) It can model the new "flexible" or decision-rule based withdrawal methodologies that have been discussed in recent research papers so you can experiment with them for yourself. I hope you find it interesting.... Jim Hello,

I recently posted a new (and free) Monte Carlo based retirement planner that you might find interesting in your search for a good retirement planning tool.

The planner can be found online at www.flexibleRetirementPlanner.com and runs inside your web browser (no excel or download required).

There are two things that I think differentiate this planner from the others out there.
1) It lets you model both the accumulation and spending phase of a retirement plan with 10,000 simulation iterations inside your web browser.
2) It can model the new “flexible” or decision-rule based withdrawal methodologies that have been discussed in recent research papers so you can experiment with them for yourself.

I hope you find it interesting….

Jim

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