Flexible Retirement Planner Support Forum

On a Mac I think you have to go to System Preferences | Security & Privacy, where you should find a message asking if you want to allow opening the .jar file. Click yes and it should work.

Sorry for the confusion and thank you very much for the help!

Oh, that makes sense. So then additional input entries for tax rates need to be net effective rates then?

Yes, I'm using Roth Conversion entries with 12% tax and one with 22% tax in the same year, and repeating with different amounts in subsequent years as base income assumptions vary.

Ok, I understand the tax rates entered into FRP are generally assumed to be effective rates, not marginal rates, and I think that is the confusion here. I'm trying to model the long term effects of various extents of Roth Conversions up to the top of multiple marginal brackets, and I'm entering mult...

Thanks Jim. I am loving the beta! There is a situation I'm modeling with a few years in the 10% marginal bracket and the Roth Conversion feature supports large conversions while accurately (at least with today's tax brackets) reflecting progressive taxes on the 12% portion and 22% portion as separat...

To clarify, the prior post refers to the Mac version. The windows version seems to launch and show the expected beta version.

Hmmm... when I launch the beta (frp-standalone-04-04-01-beta2) and go to Help | About it still states v.04.03.04 built 01-05-2021. Also, there doesn't seem to be a new cash flow type of Roth available (the example shows 2 entries, one for negative qualified investment and another for net tax-free in...

I found the download link on another thread. I generally use a mac, but downloaded the beta on a windows 10 box, but when I launch it I get an error message stating, "This application was configured to use a bundled Java Runtime Environment but the runtime is missing or corrupt. Any guidance? O...

Thanks for your efforts on this, Jim. I'd love to try the beta release but the URL seems to be truncated...
John