Scenario A
Buy early, invest less, mortgage attack (preset editable)
Cross-System Scenario Compare
Compare two strategy estimates across property path, investing path, retirement readiness, net worth, and resilience risk. Results update live as you change assumptions.
General information only. All numbers are educational estimates and not financial, mortgage, or tax advice.
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Scenario A
Buy early, invest less, mortgage attack (preset editable)
Scenario B
Rent longer, invest hard, delay property (preset editable)
Net Worth at Retirement
Scenario B: Rent longer + invest hard (estimate)
Retirement Readiness
Scenario B: Rent longer + invest hard (estimate)
Lower Risk Score
Scenario B: Rent longer + invest hard (estimate)
Liquidity Months
Scenario A: Buy early + mortgage attack (estimate)
Net worth at retirement
A: CAD 2,351,065
B: CAD 5,527,156
Retirement readiness score
A: 23/100
B: 100/100
Risk score
A: 32/100
B: 6/100
Liquidity months at retirement
A: 12.4
B: 11.7
Scenario B: Rent longer + invest hard is stronger under your assumptions (estimate).
General information only. All numbers are educational estimates and not financial, mortgage, or tax advice.
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No. All outputs are educational estimates only and should be reviewed with qualified professionals.
The model simulates year-by-year from current age to retirement age (10 to 30 years).
Yes. Each scenario can represent buying early, buying later, or renting for the full horizon.
The mortgage path uses a simplified amortization estimate with transparent assumptions and optional prepayments.
Readiness compares projected investable assets to an estimated required asset base from target retirement income and withdrawal rate.
Risk score blends liquidity, debt burden, concentration, and stress sensitivity with alerts.
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Treat it as “stronger under your assumptions” only, not a universal recommendation.
General information only. All numbers are educational estimates and not financial, mortgage, or tax advice.
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