Meridian
Would your retirement have survived 1929?
Meridian replays your plan through every market since 1928 — the crashes, the booms, the inflation — and tells you how often it lasted.
- No account to make, and nothing linked to a bank.
- You type in your savings; the plan stays on your phone.
- Free to use. Meridian Plus adds more when you want it.
How long will my money last?
Tell Meridian your ages, your savings, what you spend and what comes in. It works out how long your savings last in today’s dollars, and tells you plainly where that leaves you.
Every stretch of market history since 1928.
A steady return is a useful guess, but markets don’t move steadily. So Meridian replays your plan as if you’d retired in each year since 1928 — living through the real stock, bond and bill returns, and the real inflation, that followed — and counts how often your money lasted.
A sturdy plan lasted through almost every market, including most of the worst. A fragile one ran out more often than it lasted.
Honest answers to everyday questions.
Numbers are shown as estimates, in full sentences, with what they assume written underneath.
No account. Nothing linked to a bank.
You type in your savings, and your plan lives on your phone. We never see your name, your email, your plan or your savings.
When you want to go further.
Everything above is free. Plus adds the detail that turns a plan into something you can live on.
US prices. Prices vary by country; the App Store or Google Play shows yours before you buy.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android.
Meridian isn’t in the stores yet. This page will link to it as soon as it is.