The long-range forecast for your finances

Are sunny days ahead?

Plan for a brighter future and track your progress along the way. Create a detailed forecast based on your current assets and future income and expenses with accurate handling of registered accounts (RRSP, TFSA, FHSA, RESP), pensions (private and CPP/QPP), private corporations (CCPC), and government programs (OAS).

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The Today page: a couple’s net worth today, how it has grown over the past three years, and what’s in each of their accounts.The Today page: a couple’s net worth today, how it has grown over the past three years, and what’s in each of their accounts.
RRSP to RRIF, with minimum withdrawals TFSA and FHSA contributions CPP or QPP and OAS, with the clawback Private corporations Income splitting

Build a plan to weather any storm

Enter your current data and future changes, and Financial Forecast works out the rest: income, spending, taxes, savings and withdrawals, for every month. Change an input and the whole forecast updates.

Your long-range financial forecast

See your net worth for every year of your forecast, broken down by account type, along with key milestones: buy a new home, pay off your mortgage, retire, start CPP and OAS. Drag a milestone and see your forecast change in real time.

  • Chequing, Savings, TFSA, RRSP/RRIF, LIRA, FHSA, RESP and non-registered investment accounts
  • Homes, rental properties, and other assets, with mortgages and loans
  • Private corporations, with separate income and expenses
The Forecast’s net worth by account type for every year, with milestones such as retirement, CPP and OAS start and paying off the mortgage marked above the bars.The Forecast’s net worth by account type for every year, with milestones such as retirement, CPP and OAS start and paying off the mortgage marked above the bars.

Where your money goes

See your detailed cash flow for any year: income, dividends and withdrawals coming in; taxes, debt interest and repayment, required and discretionary spending, and savings going out.

  • Withdrawals are drawn in the order you choose, with RRIF minimums taken care of
  • Leftover cash is saved to the accounts you choose, up to your contribution room
  • Tax withheld from pay and RRSP withdrawals as you’re paid, with each year’s balance or refund the next April
A cash flow diagram for one year: work, rental income and withdrawals flowing in; taxes, mortgage interest and repayment, required and discretionary spending and TFSA savings flowing out.A cash flow diagram for one year: work, rental income and withdrawals flowing in; taxes, mortgage interest and repayment, required and discretionary spending and TFSA savings flowing out.

Taxes: the yearly headwind you can count on

Taxes are calculated yearly for each person and corporation, both federal and provincial, with the credits and rules that make the biggest difference over a lifetime.

  • Dividend tax credits, capital gains and the OAS clawback
  • Pension income splitting between spouses, optimized every year
  • Small business, investment income and dividend refunds for a corporation
Taxes by year, stacked as federal, provincial, OAS clawback and property tax, with milestones marked above the bars.Taxes by year, stacked as federal, provincial, OAS clawback and property tax, with milestones marked above the bars.

Get started quickly

Answer a few questions about yourself, your assets, income and expenses, and goals and your personalized forecast is ready.

Track your progress

Update your balances and see how your net worth changes over time.

Plan for your family

Education grants, payments to students, and the eligible dependant credit for single parents.

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Compare scenarios

Buy a bigger house, take a year off, retire early. Compare each what-if with your forecast to see what it changes.

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Include your business

Model a holding or operating company: salary or dividends, the small business limit, and how you’ll pay yourself in the years ahead.

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Plan in any currency

US or other foreign accounts and pensions are converted at the Bank of Canada’s daily rates.

Your data stays private

Your financial details are saved on your own computer: in your browser, or in a file you choose, which saves automatically as you work. They aren’t sent to us or stored on our servers.

  • Your account only holds your email address and a display name if you post on the community
  • No ads, no tracking, and nothing sold to anyone
  • Move your plan file between computers, or make a backup any time
  • Delete everything in one click

Questions and answers

Is this financial advice?

No. Like a weather forecast, Financial Forecast shows what’s likely given the conditions you enter. For decisions about investments, taxes or your estate, consider talking with a qualified professional.

Is it really free?

Yes. Your forecast is free, with no time limit and no credit card. Advanced features like what-if scenarios, private corporations, foreign pensions, accounts in other currencies and the optimization tools are included with Premium, which is coming soon (until then, they’re open to everyone); see Pricing.

Where is my information kept?

On your computer. The planner saves to your browser cache as you go, and you can also save to a local file. In Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera that file is updated automatically; in Safari and Firefox you save a copy whenever you like. Your account is only used to sign you in.

Which provinces does it cover?

All ten provinces and three territories, with each one’s 2026 tax brackets and credits, including the Quebec abatement of federal tax.

Does it work on a Mac, a PC or a tablet?

It runs in any modern web browser on any device.

Is there a place to connect with other users?

Yes. The community is a forum where you can ask questions, compare planning strategies and suggest ideas. Anyone can read it; posting needs a free account and a display name.

What does your forecast look like?

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