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Professional financial planning and wealth management
US Wealth Intelligence Platform

Engineer your financial independence with laboratory-grade precision.

PrimeFinance models cash flow, compound growth, and financial-independence timelines the way a research lab models an experiment — structured inputs, transparent assumptions, and outputs you can actually plan around.

Financial Snapshot

A quick read on the numbers that matter

Illustrative benchmark figures used across our frameworks and simulators.

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Wealth Framework

A structured system, not a guessing game

Every framework on PrimeFinance starts from the same four building blocks: how you allocate income, how you protect against shocks, how your assets are positioned, and how consistently you invest over time.

50/30/20 Allocation

Needs, wants, and future-you — split with intention.

Cash-Flow Baseline

Know what moves through your accounts every month.

Emergency Reserve

A buffer sized to your real fixed expenses.

Long-Term Investing

Consistency and time horizon over timing the market.

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CASH FLOW BASELINE

Income mapped against fixed, flexible, and future-focused spending.

Compound Growth

Watch consistency compound

Adjust the inputs to see how starting amount, contributions, and time interact.

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Estimates only. Actual results depend on real market performance and fees.

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FIRE Runway

See your financial independence timeline

The FIRE runway model estimates how long it may take to reach a portfolio large enough to sustainably cover your annual spending, using a standard 25x spending benchmark.

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Emergency Reserve Analysis

Size your safety buffer correctly

Reserve targets should reflect your real essential monthly expenses, not a guess.

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Debt Strategy

Avalanche or Snowball — know the trade-off

The avalanche method targets the highest interest rate first, typically minimizing total interest paid. The snowball method targets the smallest balance first, often building momentum and motivation earlier.

Avalanche

Sorted by APR, highest first — typically lower total interest.

Snowball

Sorted by balance, smallest first — faster early wins.

Compare with your own debts
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Financial Intelligence

Research-backed context, not hot takes

A closer look at the concepts behind our frameworks and calculators.

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Investment Research

Why time horizon changes everything

How a longer runway changes the math on volatility and contribution timing.

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Retirement Planning

Reading a Roth IRA projection correctly

What the contribution-vs-growth split actually tells you.

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Budgeting

Making the 50/30/20 rule realistic

Adjusting the framework for high cost-of-living areas.

Run the numbers on your own plan

Five lab-grade calculators. No account required. Your inputs stay in your browser.