Concrete

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Counterintuitive Math: Pay Down Mortgage vs. Investing [pdf](static1.squarespace.com)
2 points by Concrete 5y ago|0 comments
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by Concrete 5y ago
Thank you! We've got some premium features in the works. In the meantime, I'd like to keep the site clean (I hade the way advertisements muddy up the UI)and just let folks use the baseline simulator for free.
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by Concrete 5y ago
Thank you! We've got quite a few ideas for additional simulation features, reports, and data exporting services. In due time, we might make these extras part of a premium/paid tier. In the meantime, unless we run into some unfores
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by Concrete 5y ago
Really appreciate this feedback. I actually agree with you on the account requirement (I hate making accounts too, and then I went and created an app that requires one; the irony isn't lost on me!). But I'm a bit paranoid about se
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Show HN: Honest Math – Simulate Your Financial Future(honestmath.com)
2 points by Concrete 5y ago|7 comments
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by Concrete 5y ago
We're a small team building professional-grade financial planning tools for everybody. Our aim is to democratize the powerful resources traditionally made available only to financial advisors. The financial independence movement is pop
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by Concrete 5y ago
Great questions. I strongly encourage folks to be careful with portfolio “back-testing”. There are a number of problems with using historical returns (or “boot-strap” sampling) for forward-looking analysis. The most conspicuous concern is t
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by Concrete 5y ago
My friends and I created a retirement calculator with many professional-grade capabilities. The model uses a 10,000 trial Monte Carlo simulation. We've made this pretty flexible, and have opened up the statistical settings for modifica
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Show HN: Powerful Monte Carlo Retirement Simulator(honestmath.com)
4 points by Concrete 5y ago|3 comments