Retirement planning apps compared: United Kingdom

There is no single best app: it depends on what you need. Each app here plans for this country; the facts about it come from its own public pages, Family Office's from its own code. We make Family Office, so read our rows knowing that.

What Family Office covers in this country

UK tax Income tax with Scotland's own bands, capital gains tax and dividend tax, year by year in the plan, and inheritance tax on the estate it leaves
Pensions SIPP, ISA, Lifetime ISA, Junior ISA and State Pension; other pension income as an annuity
Other countries 122 tax regimes in 34 countries; a move from one to another in the plan on Premium and up
Where data is kept Amazon Web Services in London (eu-west-2); bank links (Plaid), payments (Stripe) and maps (Google) through US providers; e-mail through Google Workspace; see the privacy policy for the full list

Side by side

App Bank links Free plan Price Monte Carlo
Family Office (ours) None yet; Plaid links work in other countries only (Canada and United States) Yes, with no card and no time limit: up to 8 items, one taxpayer and a projection of 5 periods. The paid plans start with 14 days free, card needed. The calculators are free, with no account. £12 to £49 a month ($15 to $59, CA$20 to CA$79); a year costs the price of 10 months The chance of success on every plan, the Free plan included; the paths and the fan chart on Gold and Platinum
Family Office vs WealthR None: manual entry by design, no Open Banking Yes: net worth, the UK tax calculator, the Monte Carlo chance, one property, one asset group and 12 months of history Pro GBP 5.99 a month or GBP 39.99 a year; 7-day free trial 5,000 simulated futures: the chance your money lasts is free, the full simulator is on Pro
Family Office vs Delphina None: Delphina has no link to your bank Yes, with no time limit and no card: a 5-year forecast, up to five assets, one portfolio, no data export Wealth Builder GBP 9.99 a month, Investor GBP 19.99 a month On Investor
Family Office vs Fidelity Not stated UK calculator: an anonymous short quiz No fee to generate a plan US planner: yes
Family Office vs ProjectionLab None: no link to your accounts Yes: forecasting, Monte Carlo and historical backtesting Premium $129 a year; Pro $549 a year for advisers Yes, on every plan, with historical backtesting
Family Office vs a spreadsheet You type or paste the figures Yes: LibreOffice Calc is free Free with LibreOffice Possible if you build it

WealthR

WealthR is built in Edinburgh for self-directed UK investors, still working or retired: net worth, UK tax, pensions and property, entered by hand.

Family Office vs WealthR

Delphina

Delphina calls itself the UK's personal financial clarity platform: forecasts and goals for UK households, with ISAs, SIPPs and UK tax built in.

Family Office vs Delphina

Fidelity

Fidelity offers free retirement tools: in the UK, a short anonymous retirement calculator powered by Wealth Wizards; in the US, a Retirement Planner for persons in the US.

Family Office vs Fidelity

ProjectionLab

ProjectionLab is a planning tool with forecasting, Monte Carlo and historical backtesting on its free plan, presets for several countries including the UK, and a Pro plan for advisers.

Family Office vs ProjectionLab

A spreadsheet

A spreadsheet suits someone who wants to see and change every formula, and is happy to build and update them.

Family Office vs a spreadsheet

Other comparisons

Facts about other apps checked on 2026-11-10. Prices and features change: each app's own page is the reference.