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Systematic Rules for Financial Independence

Explore rules-based retirement math, track defensive model portfolios, and execute retirement simulators designed to mitigate drawdowns and sequence risk.

STRATEGIES

Tactical Model Portfolios

Analyze allocations with drawdown-protection mechanics (like Yale Endowment and Regime All-Weather) engineered to buffer down-markets.

5-Year Performance Comparison
CAGR / Max DD
5.8% / -6.0%
CAGR / Max DD
7.0% / -13.4%
CAGR / Max DD
14.3% / -23.1%
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SIMULATIONS

Interactive Retirement Studio

Evaluate sequence risk, safe withdrawal limits, and custom strategy models. Backtest your configurations using clean, historical price data.

SWR Simulator

Compute historical withdrawal rates under variable asset allocation regimes.

Tax & Roth Optimizer

Optimize conversions, minimize ACA healthcare costs, and plan early withdrawal bridges.

Launch Calculators

Quantitative Research

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The AlgorithmicFIRE Curriculum Review
2026-03-20

The AlgorithmicFIRE Curriculum Review

Our data-driven posts provide comprehensive resources to the math, the risks, and the strategies of Financial Independence/Retire Early (FIRE). In our Curriculum Review, we provide a summary of key posts to quick-start your journey. (Not all topics about which we have written are covered in this review.)

Could the Upcoming Mega IPOs Cause Substantive Price Drops Across the Public Markets?
2026-05-18

Could the Upcoming Mega IPOs Cause Substantive Price Drops Across the Public Markets?

Index funds will soon have to sell substantial holdings in order to raise the cash required to purchase shares in the upcoming IPOs of SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic, and others. This could cause a substantive price drop across the public markets. In this post we investigate the relative sizes of the various funds and the required cashflows to meet the demand.

Considering retiring early, but worried about healthcare (ACA) costs?
2026-03-11

Considering retiring early, but worried about healthcare (ACA) costs?

With some financial engineering, you can reduce (and possibly eliminate) the cost of ACA coverage.