Pricing

One plan. Priced like a plan, not a report.

RetirePath is a subscription because retirement isn't a one-off question — it's a plan that changes as your life does. A one-off report goes stale; a live plan stays right.

For context: a one-off retirement report from an adviser runs $2,000–$3,000 — and it's out of date the first time your salary changes or the rules move. RetirePath is $120 a year for a plan that stays live every time life does.

Common questions

Why a subscription and not a one-off purchase?

Because a retirement plan isn't a document — it's a living thing. A report you buy once is wrong within months: your salary changes, the house market moves, pension rules get rewritten. The subscription keeps your numbers saved and your plan live, so every check-in gives you today's answer. It also means we keep improving the model — and your plan benefits automatically.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes — monthly means monthly, no lock-in, no exit fees. Cancelling stops the next renewal; the month or year you've already paid for isn't refunded, but you keep full access right to the end of it. Export your plans before you go — they're yours.

Is this financial advice?

No — RetirePath is a planning and modelling tool. It shows you what your numbers imply; it doesn't tell you what to do. Many members use the exported reports to have better, cheaper conversations with a licensed adviser.

Does it cover my situation — super, Age Pension, UK pension?

Yes. The model includes superannuation drawdown, the Australian Age Pension (with means-testing awareness), and an optional UK state pension for people with years abroad — plus salary, part-time work, rent and mortgages.

Is my financial data safe?

Your plan lives behind your own login, isolated from every other account, over HTTPS. We never ask for bank credentials and never touch real money — see the security page.

Can my partner and I share one account?

A RetirePath account models a household — income and pensions for both partners go into the one plan. One subscription covers the household.

More questions? See the full FAQ or talk to us — a real person answers.