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Canada RRSP dewduction on gross pay
HI!
In Canada, the taxes can be deducted if you make a contribution to a RRSP account. This muddies up the easy math of "Net take home pay" because my take home pay includes a tax return AND savings in a RRSP.
Would be nice to sort this out more efficiently. Right now I don't see how?!
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Updated average saving rates for EU countries available (2012)
The European commission published updated avg. household saving rates you might want to implement in your graphs - The current numbers are from 2008.
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Add what currency the Calculator is in
I am unable to see what currency the Calculator is in?
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bug in time estimate?
I think something's wrong with the time-until-retirement estimate, or there's something i'm misunderstanding.
I entered $100k income, $75k expenses, and $1m portfolio, and got this result:
It looks like the ROI reaches $75k shortly after 6 years, but the time-until-retirement is over 9 years. The table of figures stops updating some but not all of the columns after 6 years. A glitch?
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Calculate my retirement age
It'd be fun if you could enter your current age and it spat out the age you would retire, instead of the number of years till retirement!
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Why does it keep autopopulating incorrectly expenses and savings?
Stop it from autopopulating
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Manual Years To Save
It'd be great if you had the option to select the number of years you wish to save at that rate, and highlight the year you can retire at. I'd like to see when I can hit FIRE, with boosted expenses after I retire. (Spend only 20K leading up, but see where I can spend 40K in RE on the chart)
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Make a graph to show the correlation of (at a given income level) percent savings to years to retirement.
This graph will underline the importance of the saving rate independent of income.
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Your security certificate expired
Please fix it. This site is great!
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change "Show less options" to "Show fewer options"
"fewer" is number, "less" is degree.
just a grammar tweak. not trying to be a jerk, just noticed it.
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