Guides
RunwayFI explains what every decision and law change does to your runway — in your numbers, in plain English, with the full math showing. These guides explain how it works and how to get started. They read the same whether or not you have an account.
How the numbers workReal current-year law, honest estimates, and why RunwayFI never overstates your runway.Getting startedFrom sign-up to your first trustworthy runway number.Briefing: where you standRead the active plan, explore another age, and follow each edit to its owner.Runway › ProjectionUse the live projection, compare a prior path, and trace its canonical inputs.My FinancesAdd and edit the source records shared by every plan and model.Alex, 30 — aiming at 55A single high earner asks: can I actually retire at 55, and where do my taxes go?David, 52 — can we stop at 60?A married household asks whether age 60 holds and what two decades of saving bought.Kevin, 34 — is 45 realistic?A high tech earner gets an honest answer about an age-45 target and a six-figure tax bill.Robert, 55 — drawdown through historyA retired household sees which full historical windows the current drawdown plan survives.Robert, 73 — RMDs in the planAn RMD-age household sees the required distribution and the separate historical plan result.Marcus, 55 — the Roth-ladder bridgeA bridge household sees its account pools and the historical resilience of the underlying plan.Sarah, 62 — the ACA bridgeA pre-Medicare household sees MAGI headroom, subsidy output, and modeled bridge cost.
RunwayFI provides educational planning estimates, not financial advice. Consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions.