FIRE · Financial Independence · Early Retirement · UK

What's your
FIRE number?

Find out how much you need to retire — and how long it'll take to get there.

Annual spending in retirement
£25,000
£8k£100k
Total invested (ISA + pension)
£50,000
£0£1m
Monthly savings
£500
£0£5,000
Your current age
Growth rate (real, after inflation) ?
Withdrawal rate ?
Your FIRE Number
£625,000
4% withdrawal rate
FIRE at age
Progress to FIRE
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What is FIRE?

FIRE stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early. It's a movement built on a simple idea: save and invest aggressively enough that your portfolio generates enough income to cover your expenses — forever.

The maths is straightforward. If you can live on 4% of your portfolio each year, you need a pot of 25× your annual spending. That's your FIRE number. Hit it, and work becomes optional.

25×
Annual spending = your FIRE number (at 4% withdrawal rate)
50%
Savings rate = ~17 years to financial independence from zero
67
The default UK retirement age — FIRE lets you choose your own