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Interesting. Thanks for the report.

Some of these only dip below the floor at the very end of a simulation, and that is because cFIREsim doesn't allow the simulation to withdraw more money than is in the portfolio. If, for instance, you have a 40k spending level... and in year 30 you have 22k in your portfolio. Your simulation will &q...

What do you mean by this exactly? cFIREsim only really takes an input from you on Social Security. Your actual payments can be figured out on http://www.ssa.gov. If you're looking to the effect that it has on your simulation, the CSV file (which you download at the graphs page) has a column called &...

Can anyone explain the guyton klinger fields please ? Exceeds Cut Fall Raise Spending Floor (inflation adjusted) Spending Ceiling (inflation adjusted) The gist of it is that it changes your spending level based on whether the market goes up or down. For each scenario (market up / market down) there...

coachz wrote:When I load a sim i get


If I change the URL to http://cfiresim.com/input.php?id=1600 it seems to work. Is that what I need to do ?

Yeah, thats the way to do it. The URL that loads in your browser when you load it, that is encoded with session information from your login. Won't work for others.

URL still works for me.

Are you doing it in this format? http://cfiresim.com/input.php?id=214 <---- ID of your saved sim, which is displayed in the Load Saved Sim dropdown.

Yeah, I assumed that no one would be on the site long enough to go through 10 simulations or more. I'll look to add some functionality to alleviate this issue.

You guilted me into it. I added this feature. If you load a saved sim, a button will appear at the top of the page that will allow you to delete it. Let me know what you think. It's not pretty, but it works.

You can override inflation adjustments for spending by choosing "Not inflation adjusted" in the spending category. For variable spending methods, there is no override, because often they depend on using inflation to adjust themselves. For individual spending and savings adjustments, there ...

Which stats do you mean? I still see "Success Rate" below the charts.