2%
General inflation
How fast everyday prices rise each year in the plan — the central bank’s published target.
FIRE Planner · FIRE calculator for Japan
Nivritee’s FIRE Planner projects when your household could stop working, in yen, with Japanese inflation and your Kōsei Nenkin, iDeCo and NISA pre-filled as rows. It is free: eight answers after sign-up, about two minutes.
Your Location
| Country | Currency | Inflation | Medical |
|---|---|---|---|
| India | INR | 4.0% | 12.0% |
| United Kingdom | GBP | 2.0% | 8.2% |
| Singapore | SGD | 2.0% | 11.0% |
| United States | USD | 2.0% | 9.2% |
Eleven countries. Every rate shown, every rate yours to change.
FIRE Planner · your FI number in JPY
Your FI number is a year of the life you plan after you stop working, divided by the 3.5% withdrawal rate the planner uses for Japan, with tax on withdrawals allowed for, your goals added and income that keeps paying netted off. It is projected in JPY (¥), with a Financial Freedom Index out of 100 beside it.
Your peer percentile compares your household’s net worth with households of your age in the Statistics Bureau National Survey of Family Income, Consumption and Wealth, aged forward from its survey year.
How the FIRE Planner works →Financial freedom index
An illustrative household. Your own score is computed from your plan and stored, not estimated.
Japan · the rates your plan starts from
A plan for Japan starts from these, in JPY. Each one is shown on your plan and yours to change, and changing one changes nobody else’s.
2%
How fast everyday prices rise each year in the plan — the central bank’s published target.
3%
School and university fees, which rise faster than everyday prices.
5%
Healthcare costs, which rise faster than everyday prices in almost every market.
6%
An assumption, not a forecast — shown so you can change it.
3.5%
Lower, because money being drawn on is usually held more cautiously.
3.5%
What your FI number assumes you draw from your savings in a year.
Portfolio Tracker · Japan schemes in one plan
Each is a row in your plan, under its own name, beside your stocks, funds and deposits in any other country — all converted into one currency in the Portfolio Tracker.
How the Portfolio Tracker works →
Japan · when the money can be reached
The ages that decide how a FIRE plan bridges the years after the salary stops.
iDeCo pays out from 60 for anyone with at least 10 years of membership by then; fewer years push the first payout as late as 65.
The old-age pension can start at any age from 60 to 75: claimed at 60 it pays 76% of the amount at 65, deferred to 75 it pays 184%.
NISA holdings stay tax-free with no time limit, within a lifetime ceiling of ¥18 million per person.
FIRE Planner · Japan
NISA has no lock-in and its tax exemption no longer expires, which makes it the account for the years before iDeCo opens at 60. Nivritee’s ledger shows each of those years.
When to claim the public pension is a real lever: 76% of the age-65 amount at 60, 184% at 75. Add the amount you expect as income that continues after you stop working, and the FI number nets it off.
Patients aged 6 to 69 pay 30% of a medical bill under public health insurance. Nivritee sets Japan’s medical cost rate below its other Asian markets’, reflecting two decades of near-zero inflation.
Your peer percentile compares your household’s assets with Japanese households of your age in the Statistics Bureau’s National Survey of Family Income, Consumption and Wealth, aged forward from its survey year.

Why Nivritee for Japan
Your Japan plan reads the same figures as the other five pillars — what you hold, earn, spend and owe, in whichever countries they are in.
Portfolio Tracker
Stocks, funds and deposits from every country you invest in, valued daily in one home currency, with your real return (XIRR).
Portfolio Tracker →Money Manager
What you earn, spend and owe, benchmarked against your country, your city and each kind of inflation.
Money Manager →Family Finance
Plan as a couple with your own logins, choose what each of you sees, and give your CA or lawyer read-only access.
Family Finance →Niv
Analyses your portfolio, spending, buckets and plan, runs what-ifs on the real projection, and explains. You decide.
Niv →Freedom Ladder
Survival, Sustenance, Sufficiency, Surplus: how much belongs in each bucket, and whether it is in something that bucket can use.
Freedom Ladder →What only Nivritee does
FIRE calculators start from a figure you type. The FIRE Planner starts from everything your household holds, in every country, in one currency — and plans for both of you.
Indian mutual funds, US stocks, a UK fund and a Gulf deposit in one household figure, converted daily into your home currency.
What you hold today feeds the projection of when you could stop. Portfolio trackers do not plan; FIRE calculators do not track.
Two people, one plan, each choosing what the other sees — and your CA or lawyer sees exactly what you share, read-only.
Eleven markets’ inflation, schemes and household surveys, so your spending and your percentile are measured where you live.
Ask Niv a what-if and she runs it on your own projection and reports both figures — she never guesses at arithmetic.
No fee, no commissions, no products. Nobody at Nivritee can open your plan.
FIRE calculator Japan · questions
The common rule of thumb is 25 times a year’s spending: a 4% first-year withdrawal, raised with inflation, lasted at least 30 years through US market history in William Bengen’s 1994 study. Nivritee’s FI number for Japan uses a more cautious 3.5% withdrawal rate — about 29 times a year’s need — allows for tax on withdrawals, adds your goals and nets off your pension.
From 60 if you have at least 10 years of membership by then; with fewer years the first payout moves later, as late as 65.
That is a choice about income for life: claimed at 60 it pays 76% of the age-65 amount, deferred to 75 it pays 184%. Nivritee lets you set the age the pension starts and shows how the FI number and the projection move.
Yes. Nivritee’s FIRE Planner is free, with no paid tier. Once you have an account it asks eight questions — about two minutes — and projects your plan year by year in yen with Japanese inflation and your NISA, iDeCo and public pension. You get your FI number, a 0–100 Financial Freedom Index, eight stress tests and how you compare with Japanese households of your age.
About two minutes to a first answer from eight figures, then add your holdings, your partner and the detail at your own pace. Free, no bank login, and nobody at Nivritee can open your plan.
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