Do I have enough
to retire?

Most people genuinely don't know. And free tools don't help.

Your retirement forecast, built on decades of real market data.

Most calculators assume steady growth. Plainview gives you a forecast that reflects how markets actually behave.

See where you stand £49 per year

What Plainview shows you

Four things free calculators
can't tell you

01
Your retirement projection

See your projected retirement pot and whether it's enough — across best, median and worst-case scenarios, built on 30 years of real market history.

Plainview probability cone chart showing retirement pot projection from age 50 to 60
02
Will your money last?

Adjust your monthly spending and see how long your pot holds up — across three scenarios, in plain terms.

Plainview runway tool showing how long money lasts at different spending levels
03
What to draw down first

A clear guide to sequencing your ISA, GIA and pension so you don't pay more tax than you need to.

Plainview scenario explorer showing different retirement inputs
04
A report you can keep

Download a full PDF of your projection. Share it with a partner or bring it to an adviser.

Plainview PDF retirement projection report

Plainview is for you if

You're within 10–15 years of retirement and you want to know where you actually stand. You've tried the free calculators and walked away none the wiser. You're not ready to pay for a financial adviser or you just want the data before you do.

£49 a year to find out if you're actually on track.

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Educational information only

Plainview is an educational planning tool, not regulated financial advice. Results are based on historical market data and Monte Carlo simulation — they are illustrative projections, not guarantees. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Tax rules and legislation can change. Always consult a qualified financial adviser authorised by the FCA before making financial decisions. Plainview does not provide regulated advice within the meaning of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.