Compatible with Chrome and Edge
Instruction Guide
We have a simple tutorial guide which explains the features of the software extension and what each button inside the extension does. Read our tutorial and welcome guide on how to use the extension to the fullest. Use all the features of this browser software.
If you are interested in other web extensions to install, you might wish to check out the Microsoft Bing Search with Rewards extension.
Microsoft Bing Search with Rewards Extension
It allows you to complete daily offers to get points.
Track the number of points you have currently and the rewards you can redeem with these points.
The ways to get points & get rewarded is search with Bing, browse with Microsoft Edge and shop at the Microsoft and Windows stores to earn rewards.
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Other useful extensions
Another extension which would be useful to install is the iCloud bookmarks extension.
It allows to keep your Chrome bookmarks on Windows synced up with the Safari bookmarks on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
iCloud will store your website bookmarks so it is accessible even on your iPhone and Mac.
Try these other two extensions and see if it will boost your daily productivity.
Features:
Retirement calculators are specialized financial-planning tools that estimate whether your current saving and investment trajectory can sustain a desired lifestyle once paycheques stop.
Most calculators begin by gathering personal and economic facts:
Current age and planned retirement age define the savings horizon (accumulation phase) and the post-retirement horizon (decumulation phase).
Current portfolio balance—all investable assets earmarked for retirement.
Annual contribution schedule—how much you add each year, whether flat, growing by a percentage, or following specific salary-deferral rules such as CPF, 401(k), or superannuation caps.
Expected pre-retirement return—often an average nominal percentage (e.g., 5 % before fees).
Desired annual retirement spending—sometimes entered as a dollar figure, other times as a percentage of pre-retirement income.
On the retirement date the balance becomes the starting pool for withdrawals. The calculator then simulates year-by-year cash flows:
Withdrawal rule—either a fixed real amount, a fixed nominal amount, or a dynamic percentage rule such as the 4 % guideline.
Investment return—applied to the remaining balance each year.
Inflation adjustment—if you want constant purchasing power, withdrawals rise by the inflation rate annually.
Retirement calculators are decision-support engines, not crystal balls. They translate financial ambitions into concrete savings and spending numbers, highlight funding gaps early, and let you iterate on “what-if” levers—retiring later, saving more, or spending less. Used thoughtfully, they pivot retirement from a vague hope into a quantifiable, trackable project.
Tutorial:
- Install the Extension
- After installing the extension, click on the icon on the toolbar.
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