Insurance by Harpal Hamilton, Ontario
Free planning tools

Run the numbers on your money.

Five quick calculators — retirement readiness, investment growth, goal planning, withdrawals, and estate & probate. Every result can be shared straight to a client by text or email. Illustrations only, not financial advice.

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Retirement Readiness Calculator

Move the sliders and see whether your current pace gets you to the retirement you actually want.

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How long your money needs to last — most plans use 90–95 to be safe.

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TFSA, RRSP and non-registered investments combined — not including your home.

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7%
Retirement outlook
You're projected to have
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You'll actually need
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Your gap
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Assumes 3%/yr inflation and a 4.5%/yr return once retired. Illustration only — talk to Harpal to turn this into a real plan.
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Portfolio over time (growing, then drawn down in retirement)

Investment Growth Calculator (SIP)

Combine a lump sum with monthly contributions, or use either on its own — set the other to $0.

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7%
20 yrs
Projected outcome
Total value
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Total invested
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Gains from compounding
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Assumes monthly compounding and contributions at month end. This is an illustration only, not a guarantee of return.
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Value over time

Goal Planner

How much do you need to invest monthly to reach a specific target?

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$0
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7%
15 yrs
What it takes
Required monthly investment
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Total you'll contribute
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Growth from compounding
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If the required monthly investment seems high, stretching the time period or starting with a larger lump sum both bring it down.
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Balance building toward your target

Withdrawal Planner (SWP)

How long will a portfolio last if you draw a fixed amount from it every month?

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5%
How long it lasts
Portfolio lasts
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Total withdrawn
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Portfolio balance over time

Estate Tax & Probate Calculator

Project what taxes, probate fees and life insurance needs could look like at a future age — by province, asset type and expected growth.

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Life expectancy, or any future age you want to plan around.

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What you originally paid for these investments — used to work out the taxable capital gain.

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Projected outcome
Projected gross estate
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Tax on RRSP/RRIF & capital gains
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Estimated probate fees
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Net to heirs
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Coverage gap to close with insurance
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Tax, probate and debts, less any insurance already in place.
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Simplified estimate. RRSP/RRIF tax assumes your top marginal bracket; capital gains use the current 50% inclusion rate; probate fees use public provincial fee schedules (some assets with named beneficiaries or joint ownership may bypass probate in practice). Confirm your numbers with an estate lawyer and accountant.
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Projected estate growth over time