
Canadian Retire
Canadian retirement planner
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Will your savings and pensions be enough? Canadian Retire estimates it in plain terms.
Start with the monthly after-tax income you want in retirement, in today's dollars. Then tick Yes or No for what you actually have, and the app asks only about those things. It projects your income forward and checks it against your goal, year by year to the age you choose.
WHAT YOU CAN INCLUDE
Defined contribution (DC) pension, RRSP, TFSA, non-registered stocks and cash
A defined benefit (DB) pension, with start age, indexing and bridge benefit
SERP and long-term incentive plan (LTIP) payouts
CPP and OAS, with the start age you choose
A spouse or partner, with their own accounts and benefits
A reverse mortgage, on its own page: borrowing limit, growing loan balance and the equity you would leave
WITH CANADIAN TAX BUILT IN
2026 federal and provincial or territorial tax for all 13 provinces and territories
Basic personal, age and pension income credits, Ontario's surtax and Health Premium, and Quebec's federal abatement
OAS recovery tax on higher incomes
Pension income splitting between spouses
A withdrawal plan that draws from RRSP/RRIF, TFSA, cash and stocks in a sensible order to reach your goal after tax, with the tax shown for every year
MORE TOOLS
Savings tracker: log your balances month by month and watch them grow
Net worth: what you own minus what you owe, today
Charts and tables for income, balances, growth and withdrawals, in future dollars or today's dollars
Save your plan to a file and load it back any time
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your numbers stay on your device. There are no accounts, no ads, no tracking, and the app doesn't need an internet connection.
PLEASE NOTE
Canadian Retire is an educational tool that produces estimates. It is not financial, tax, legal or investment advice. Tax figures are for 2026 and change every year. The model is simplified: for example, it does not calculate tax on interest, dividends or capital gains, so income from stocks and cash is treated as tax-free. Speak with a qualified professional before making retirement decisions.
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