Financial planning software for the decisions ahead

See how today’s decisions shape the years ahead.

Bring cash flow, investments, taxes, Social Security, healthcare, and retirement into one connected plan. Compare the tradeoffs now, then build toward an income strategy grounded in the financial picture you develop over time.

Start with Basic for free. Pro is $139 annually.

Current plan Demo data
Portfolio range $307K to $5.49M at age 92
Projection on stated assumptions 10th to 90th percentile Retire at 65
Retirement income
$96,000
a year, after tax
Estimated lifetime taxes
$269.4K
Baseline
Legacy value
$2.38M
Baseline
Roth conversion window
65 to 74
10 years, before distributions at 75
Social Security start age
67
$62,000 a year, combined

Assumptions 3.5% return after inflation. Plan ends at age 92. Taxes are federal and cover retirement years.

Compare scenarios

One change should reveal its effect across the whole plan.

One decision. Several consequences.

Your retirement decisions do not live in separate calculators.

Claiming Social Security changes cash flow. A Roth conversion changes taxes, Medicare premiums, and future withdrawals. Retiring earlier changes healthcare costs and the number of years the portfolio must support.

PureLogicOS places those relationships in the same planning model, so you see more than a single answer.

No.

Decision

What the plan examines

01

Retire earlier

Income gap, healthcare, withdrawals, taxes, and portfolio longevity

02

Convert to Roth

Tax cost now, future required distributions, Medicare IRMAA exposure, and legacy

03

Delay Social Security

Near-term withdrawals, lifetime benefits, survivor income, and break-even timing

04

Change spending

Annual cash flow, probability ranges, sequence risk, and remaining assets

05

Sell or keep a property

Proceeds, taxes, housing costs, rental income, and long-term net worth

IRMAA: Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount. An added Medicare Part B and Part D premium at higher incomes.

Test the tradeoffs

Put competing choices next to each other.

Build alternate plans and compare the assumptions behind them. Review the effect on income, taxes, portfolio values, and legacy without losing the baseline that keeps the comparison honest.

What changes if retirement begins two years earlier?

Demo data
Outcome BaselineRetire 65. Spend $96K. Pinned. Earlier retirementRetire 63. Spend $96K. Lower spendingRetire 63. Spend $88K. Roth conversionRetire 65. Convert $70K a year, ages 65 to 71.
Annual retirement income $96,000 $96,000No change $88,000−$8,000 $96,000No change
Estimated lifetime taxesFederal, retirement years only $269.4K $219.2K−$50.2K $222.4K−$47.0K $228.6K−$40.8K
Lowest projected portfolio valueDuring retirement $2.03MAge 66 $1.67M−$363K $1.71M−$324K $2.02M−$13K
Social Security income $62,000From age 67 $62,000No change $62,000No change $62,000No change
Healthcare cost $350,000Through age 92 $396,000+$46,000 $396,000+$46,000 $350,000No change
Ending legacy $2.38M $1.61M−$770K $2.02M−$353K $2.45M+$75K
Monte Carlo rangePortfolio at 92, 10th to 90th percentile $307K to $5.49M $0 to $4.23M $179K to $4.79M $283K to $5.57M
Sequence-risk exposurePortfolio at 92 if the first three retirement years return −10%, −14%, and 0% $1.21M $401K−$809K $869K−$342K $1.12M−$93K

Deterministic projections show how the stated assumptions unfold. Monte Carlo analysis adds a range of market paths, so the plan reflects uncertainty instead of hiding it.

Projections are estimates based on assumptions and user-provided information. They do not guarantee future results.

More than a retirement date

Follow the financial picture before, during, and after the transition.

01 / Now

Today

Organize accounts, investments, spending, income, debt, property, and goals. See the current household picture before adding long-range assumptions.

02 / Before retirement

The years between

Model career changes, major purchases, early retirement, healthcare coverage, pensions, Social Security, tax strategies, and shifts in spending.

03 / In retirement

Retirement income

Examine how withdrawals, benefits, pensions, taxes, and healthcare costs fit together across the retirement years.

04 / The household

The people affected

Account for a spouse or partner, survivor income, long-term care, estate decisions, and the legacy the household wants to leave.

Taxes across time

A lower tax bill this year is not the whole question.

PureLogicOS helps frame tax decisions across the plan. Explore Roth conversion years, retirement-account withdrawals, Social Security taxation, state and local taxes, Medicare IRMAA thresholds, and the tax effects of future income.

Compare the cost today with the effect on later income, premiums, withdrawals, and legacy.

PureLogicOS does not provide tax advice. Consult a qualified tax professional about your circumstances.

Estimated federal tax per year Demo data
Stage No conversion Roth conversion
Working years
Ages 58 to 64
Savings continue at $38,000 a year.
Not shown Not shown
Early-retirement bridge
Ages 63 to 64, if retirement begins at 63
Healthcare runs $23,000 a year before Medicare.
Not in this plan Not in this plan
Medicare begins
Age 65
Conversions of $70,000 a year start here and run through 71.
$0 $6,388
Social Security begins
Age 67
$62,000 a year joins the conversion income.
$872 $9,115
Required distributions begin
Age 75
A smaller pre-tax balance means smaller required withdrawals.
$9,031 $6,016
Survivor scenario
Any age
Run the same plan for one person.
Not in this demo Not in this demo
Estimated lifetime taxes $269.4K $228.6K

From plan data to retirement income strategy

Build the strategy from a plan that has learned your financial picture.

Income Plan uses the facts, assumptions, goals, and decisions captured throughout Pro Plan to generate a retirement income strategy. It starts with the planning work already completed, not a disconnected one-time questionnaire.

What informs the strategy

  1. Household income and spending
  2. Investment and retirement accounts
  3. Social Security and pension choices
  4. Tax assumptions and conversion decisions
  5. Healthcare and long-term-care planning
  6. Property, debt, goals, and legacy priorities
  7. Scenario choices developed in Pro Plan
One retirement year, age 67. Illustration. Demo data

Where the money comes from

Social Security $62,000 Portfolio withdrawals $47,372

Where it goes

Spending $96,000 Healthcare $12,500 Federal tax $872
Total in and out $109,372

$599

one-time

Active Pro Plan subscription required

Income Plan is planning software output. It is not individualized investment, tax, legal, or accounting advice.

A shared planning picture

Make the conversation about decisions, not missing context.

PureLogicOS gives advisors and clients a shared environment for reviewing financial facts, assumptions, scenarios, and planning results. Use the same picture to explore a question, document a choice, and return to it when circumstances change.

Advisor Plan $559 annually

Advisor and client review the same

  • Financial facts
  • Assumptions
  • Scenarios
  • Planning results

Choose where to begin

Start free. Add depth when the decisions require it.

Plan

Price

Best fit

Included direction

Basic

Free

People beginning to organize their financial picture

Entry point to PureLogicOS

Pro Plan

$139

annually

Individuals and households building an ongoing financial and retirement plan

Core planning, projections, scenarios, and monitoring

Income Plan

$599

one-time

Requires active Pro Plan

Pro subscribers preparing a retirement income strategy

Strategy generated from data developed throughout Pro Plan

Advisor

$559

annually

Advisors working with client plans

Shared planning workflow

Lifetime

$5,499

one-time

People who want the complete current PureLogicOS product

Basic, Pro Plan, Income Plan, Advisor, and every current feature

Income Plan requires an active Pro Plan subscription.

Know what the numbers mean

The assumptions stay visible.

A projection is useful when its inputs and limits are understood. PureLogicOS is designed to show the assumptions behind the plan and the tradeoffs between scenarios.

  • Review and update plan inputs as life changes.
  • Treat projections as estimates, not promises.
  • Use scenario analysis to explore uncertainty.
  • Bring legal, tax, investment, and accounting questions to qualified professionals.

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Assumptions behind this page Demo data
Plan period
Age 58 to 92
Starting accounts
$1,000,000 pre-tax. $170,000 Roth. $250,000 taxable.
Savings until retirement
$38,000 a year
Retirement spending
$96,000 a year, after tax
Return
3.5% a year after inflation
Volatility for the range
10.5% standard deviation
Social Security
$62,000 a year combined, from age 67
Healthcare
$23,000 a year before 65. $12,500 after.
Taxes
Federal only, simplified brackets. Retirement years only.
Legacy
After 20% tax on pre-tax balances

All dollar figures are in today’s dollars and describe an invented household.

Begin with the facts

Build the financial picture. Then test what comes next.

Start with PureLogicOS Basic for free. Add Pro when you are ready to model the decisions that connect today’s finances with retirement.