#030 · Finance Tool

Millionaire Calculator

Estimate how long it may take to reach $1 million, $2 million, $5 million, or a custom wealth target using current assets, monthly investing, and expected return.

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Shows how much time could be saved by investing more each month.

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Millionaire calculator guide

This calculator estimates when your portfolio may reach major wealth milestones using current balance, monthly investing, and a return assumption.

How to use it

  • Enter your current invested assets.
  • Add your planned monthly investment.
  • Use a conservative return assumption.
  • Set a custom target if $1 million is not your only goal.

Calculation method

Future balance = current balance compounded monthly + monthly investments compounded monthly

The calculator searches month by month until each target is reached.

Example scenario

Someone with $100,000 invested and $1,000 per month added at 7% annual return may reach $1 million much earlier than someone starting from zero.

How to use this calculator

  1. Enter realistic values that match your current situation.
  2. Press Calculate to refresh the estimate.
  3. Compare the main result with the supporting details in the result panel.
  4. Change one input at a time to see which variable affects the result most.
Planning note: Millionaire Calculator gives an educational estimate. It does not include every tax rule, fee, platform policy, market condition, or personal constraint, so use it as a quick planning reference rather than a final decision.

FAQ

Is this inflation adjusted?

No. Use a lower real return assumption if you want a purchasing-power estimate.

What if the result says already reached?

Your current balance is already equal to or above that target.

Why include $2M and $5M?

Many FIRE plans need more than $1M depending on lifestyle, spending, and withdrawal rate.