These JSON files can be imported through the app's Import button. They are synthetic examples intended to show how different parts of the planner behave. They are not recommendations.
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single-basic-early-retirement.json
Single filer with basic account balances, SSA estimates, reduced Social Security payout assumption, basic expenses, and manual Roth conversion settings. -
single-near-retirement-hsa-taxable.json
Single filer close to retirement with larger taxable/HSA balances, conservative returns, QCDs, and no Roth conversions. -
married-combined-spouse-advanced-accounts.json
Married household with advanced account entries, spouse combined Social Security option, pension income, and an optimizer-style conversion schedule. -
married-spousal-benefit-basic.json
Married household using the spousal-only Social Security option, basic account balances, and basic expenses. -
married-spousal-top-up-example.json
Married household using the combined Social Security option where the spouse starts with their own benefit at 62 and receives an excess spousal top-up after the primary files at 67. COLA is set to 0% so the top-up behavior is easy to inspect. -
married-manual-spouse-benefit.json
Married household using the spouse manual monthly benefit fallback instead of spouse SSA 62/67/70 estimates.
- Open the app.
- Click Import.
- Select one of these JSON files.
- Review the setup tabs first, then results.
The app names imported plans from the filename, so imported samples will appear with readable plan names in the plan selector.