About Rightmont

Before you decide, model it.

What Rightmont is

The household financial decision engine. Build your complete model once. Get clear verdicts on every major financial decision. You build one model of your household: income, accounts, home, children, plans. Then you run a major decision against it, whether that is buying a house, changing jobs or retiring early, and see what it does to your whole financial future.

One engine behind every number

Every figure on this site, from a calculator answer to a scenario page to your own plan, comes from the same projection engine or the shared assumptions it reads. It works year by year: federal and state income tax, capital gains, the taxable part of Social Security, retirement accounts and required distributions, and healthcare before and after 65, including marketplace premium tax credits and Medicare surcharges. The assumptions it uses, and the things it does not model, are on the methodology page.

Where the figures come from

Government figures come from the documents that publish them, and the figures in our reference database are listed with their sources on the reference page. How we source, update, check and correct them is set out in our editorial policy, which also lists every correction we have made.

How it is built

Rightmont is built and operated with extensive use of AI tools. Pages are written with AI assistance and generated from the engine’s numbers; no page is attributed to an individual financial professional. What that means for how you use the site is explained in the AI disclaimer.

Not advice

Rightmont is an educational planning tool, not a financial advisor. See the financial disclaimer. Questions or corrections: support.