finance
SolidPersonal finance planning — 5-pillar framework (cash flow, net worth, debt, emergency fund, investing), tax optimization, insurance review, retirement planning (FIRE, 4% rule, Mega Backdoor Roth), and document retention.
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- Author
- EliasOulkadi
- Repository
- EliasOulkadi/shokunin
- Created
- 1 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- HTML
- License
- MIT
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Personal finance assistant for budgeting, savings goals, investment tracking, debt optimization, tax preparation, insurance review, net worth tracking, and financial scenario modeling. Supports multi-currency, bank statement import (CSV/MT940/OFX), and locale-based tax rules. Use for any personal finance question: budget planning, expense tracking, portfolio allocation, FIRE calculations, debt payoff strategies, mortgage comparisons, tax deductions, insurance coverage, retirement planning, and life events with financial impact such as marriage, buying a house, changing jobs, having a baby, or going freelance.
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