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FIRE Projection

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A forward-looking Monte Carlo projection for dbmf bond qb, bootstrapped from its own historical performance.

3.6yr history · 10 Jan 2023–4 Sept 2026+2.94% annualized return+7.10% volatilityGBP base currency
Fund fees (TER) are already reflected in these historical prices. The projection assumes your current holdings and allocation stay constant going forward.
Your FIRE inputs
Adjust the assumptions below and re-run the projection.
Default baseline: edit to match what you've actually invested
Added at the start of each month
In today's GBP, retirement lifestyle
£750,000
In today's GBP. Grows with inflation over time, see chart
Projected portfolio value
10th–90th percentileMedian (50th)Wealth milestone
£0£500k£1.0M£1.5MFIRE number, inflation-adjusted34404551566267AGE
Crossover
Retirement age
Simulated using 10,000 Monte Carlo paths bootstrapped from this portfolio's historical monthly returns, and adjusted for 2% annual inflation. Contributions continue at £500/month for the whole projection, including past your target retirement age, and are not increased with inflation. Nothing is withdrawn, so this shows when you reach your number, not how long it lasts afterwards. Figures are gross of tax and shown in the portfolio's base currency (GBP). Past performance does not guarantee future results. This is not financial advice.
Crossover point
2049
You'll be 56
Median scenario: 2049 · Optimistic (90th percentile): 2045
From this point, your portfolio's expected monthly growth exceeds your £500/month contribution. Compounding is now doing more for you than saving is.
Retirement age
2057
Age 65, as set above
Projected balance: £322,324 median (23% of your £1,385,692 target)
Optimistic (90th percentile): £450,825. Conservative (10th percentile): £239,115.
Full FIRE
Not yet reached
Beyond this simulation
At current contribution levels
At £500/month, reaching your inflation-adjusted £750,000 target takes longer than this simulation shows. Increasing your monthly contribution is the fastest lever.