Monte Carlo financial planning simulator
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monteplan models accumulation and decumulation with realistic taxes, multiple spending policies, multi-asset correlated portfolios, and professional reporting. Use it as a Python library, CLI tool, or interactive Streamlit web app.
- Monte Carlo Engine -- Vectorized numpy simulation with monthly time steps and deterministic seeding
- 4 Return Models -- Multivariate normal, Student-t (fat tails), historical block bootstrap, Markov regime switching
- 5 Spending Policies -- Constant real, percent-of-portfolio, Guyton-Klinger guardrails, VPW, floor-and-ceiling
- Tax-Aware Withdrawals -- US federal progressive brackets, LTCG rates, RMD enforcement, configurable withdrawal ordering
- Multi-Account Support -- Taxable, traditional (401k/IRA), and Roth accounts with distinct tax treatment
- Guaranteed Income -- Social Security, pensions, and annuities with COLA adjustments
- Stress Testing -- Market crashes, lost decades, high inflation, and sequence-of-returns risk scenarios
- Sensitivity Analysis -- One-at-a-time tornado charts and 2D heatmaps with parallel execution
- Antithetic Variates -- Variance reduction for tighter confidence intervals
- Glide Paths -- Age-based target allocation shifts
- Investment Fees -- Expense ratios, AUM fees, and advisory fees as monthly drag
- Streamlit App -- Interactive web UI with Plotly charts, scenario comparison, and CSV export
from monteplan import simulate, default_plan, default_market, default_policies, default_sim_config
result = simulate(default_plan(), default_market(), default_policies(), default_sim_config())
print(f"Success probability: {result.success_probability:.1%}")monteplan run --paths 10000 --seed 42Try the live app or run locally:
pip install monteplan[app]
streamlit run app/Home.pyInstall from PyPI:
pip install monteplanOr install from source:
git clone https://github.com/engineerinvestor/monteplan.git
cd monteplan
pip install -e ".[dev]"monteplan separates computation from presentation:
- Engine (
src/monteplan/) -- Pure Python package with no UI dependencies - App (
app/) -- Streamlit web UI that imports the engine as a library - Plugin-style models -- Return models, spending policies, and tax models are swappable via protocols
See the documentation for the full user guide, API reference, and mathematical details.
If you use monteplan in academic work, please cite:
@software{monteplan,
title = {monteplan: Monte Carlo Financial Planning Simulator},
author = {{Engineer Investor}},
year = {2026},
url = {https://github.com/engineerinvestor/monteplan},
version = {0.6.0},
license = {Apache-2.0}
}GitHub also provides a citation prompt via the repository's CITATION.cff file.
This is an educational tool for exploring financial planning concepts. It is not financial advice. Results are simulations based on simplified models and assumptions. Consult a qualified financial advisor for real planning decisions.
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