When Can I Retire
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Find out when you can actually retire.

Your savings, your benefits, what you’ll spend — it’s scattered across accounts and websites you rarely open. When Can I Retire brings it together and gives you one straight answer: the age you can retire, and the move that gets you there sooner.

Upload a statement or snap a photoabout 10 minutesfree to start

Maria, 58 — updated todayAlmost there

78%

ready to retire

On your current path, you’re set to retire at 66.

Monthly income

$3,420

Monthly spending

$3,950

Monthly gap

$530

Your next move: set aside $180/mo toward savings. That moves your retirement up to age 63.

See how we worked this out, step by step

The hard part was never the math.It’s seeing all of it in one place.

Your savings sit in one account, an old workplace plan in another, a government benefit somewhere you’ve never signed in. Apart, none of it answers the question. Together, it answers it completely — and When Can I Retire does the bringing together for you.

Three steps. One clear answer.

You add the documents. When Can I Retire does the reading, the math, and the explaining.

  1. 01

    Add what you have

    Upload a file or snap a photo — a tax return, an investment or bank statement, a card bill. One at a time is fine. Missing one? We’ll point you to it.

  2. 02

    We read it and build your picture

    When Can I Retire pulls the numbers from each document and saves a dated snapshot of where you stand. No typing, no spreadsheets.

  3. 03

    Get your answer and next moves

    One straight verdict — on track, close, or not yet — with a short, specific list of what to do. Change anything later and it updates.

What goes into the answer.

It comes down to one comparison: the money coming in against the money going out. Here’s everything When Can I Retire weighs on each side.

Coming in

What you’ll live on

  • Government benefits

    Social Security in the US, or CPP & OAS in Canada — the monthly benefit you’ve earned.

  • Savings & investments

    Your 401(k), IRA, RRSP, TFSA or brokerage — turned into steady monthly income.

  • Pensions

    A monthly payment some employers keep paying after you retire.

  • Other income

    Part-time work, rent you collect, anything else coming in.

Going out

What life will cost

  • Everyday bills

    Housing, food, transport, insurance, phone — the steady monthly costs.

  • Money you owe

    Credit cards, a car loan, a mortgage — what’s left to pay off.

  • Health costs

    Medical spending tends to rise with age, so we plan ahead for it.

  • The good stuff

    Travel, hobbies, time with family — the reasons to retire in the first place.

When Can I Retire reads each document and sorts every number into the right place — automatically.

in − out = your answer

Where to find every number.

“Where do I even find that?” is the question we hear most. So here’s the exact place for each one — pick your country.

United States

  1. Social Security

    Government benefit

    At ssa.gov, choose “Sign in / Create an account,” then open your statement — it lists your monthly amount.

    ssa.gov/myaccount

  2. 401(k) or IRA

    Retirement savings

    Sign in to the provider on your statement (Fidelity, Vanguard, and the like) and download the latest PDF.

    Your plan’s website

  3. Tax return (Form 1040)

    Last year’s income

    Use the PDF from your tax preparer or software. A clear photo of the first two pages works too.

    Your tax software

Canada

  1. CPP & OAS

    Government benefit

    Sign in to your My Service Canada Account and open the CPP/OAS estimate — it shows your monthly amount.

    canada.ca · MSCA

  2. RRSP or TFSA

    Retirement savings

    Sign in to your bank or broker (Wealthsimple, Questrade, your bank) and save the latest statement.

    Your bank’s website

  3. Tax slips (T4 / NOA)

    Last year’s income

    Open your Notice of Assessment in CRA My Account, or use the PDF from your tax software.

    canada.ca · CRA

Inside When Can I Retire, every item has a guided walkthrough with screenshots.

Life changes. Your answer keeps up.

Add something new — a raise, a paid-off card, a fresh statement — and When Can I Retire saves another dated snapshot. Nothing to start over.

Every snapshot is kept, so you can look back and watch the progress add up over time. That part tends to feel pretty good.

Maria’s year so far

+16 points
JanFirst check62%
AprPaid off a credit card70%
AugTook on a small raise74%
NowOn track to retire at 6678%

Straight answers you can trust.

A calm, honest read on where you stand — and a clear path forward. No upsells, no fine print.

Nothing hidden

Every number opens up to show exactly how we got it. No black box, no mystery.

Honest, not alarming

We tell you where you really stand — then point straight at what you can do next.

Yours alone

Your documents stay private. We never sell your data — full stop.

See the age you can retire.

Add one statement and you’ll have your first answer in minutes. Free to start, and no account needed.

No credit card · works in the US and Canada