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Your inputs

• Property price: $800,000
• Rent amount: $700 a week

Assumptions

1. Place: you did not say where. A rent quoted per week in dollars is how Australia quotes it, and $800,000 buys a 2-bedroom house in Perth, so the link starts from the Perth 2-bedroom house Quick Start (qs=perth/house-2br). Tell me your city and I will send a new link.
2. Loan: a 20% deposit and a mortgage at 6.4% a year over 30 years, near the going variable rate for an owner-occupier in November 2026.
3. Setup cost: 4.4% of the price, for Western Australian transfer duty on $800,000 (about $32,300) plus conveyancing and inspections.
4. Ongoing costs of owning: $7,500 a year for council and water rates, insurance and upkeep.
5. Growth and returns, from the Quick Start: house prices 4.5% a year, rent 3.5% a year, spare cash earning 4.6% a year, selling costs of 2.8%, compared over 30 years.

Your scenario

Open Rent vs Own on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/rentvsownhouse/#load&v=1&qs=perth/house-2br&propertyPrice=800000&rentAmount=700&setupCost=4.4&why.setupCost=WA%20transfer%20duty%20on%20$800,000%20%28about%20$32,300%29%20plus%20conveyancing%20and%20inspections&ownOngoingCost=7500&why.ownOngoingCost=Council%20and%20water%20rates,%20insurance%20and%20upkeep%20on%20an%20$800,000%20house,%20about%200.9%25%20a%20year&note=Assumed%20Perth,%20November%202026,%202-bedroom%20house

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Assumptions

1. Rumah tangga: dua penghasilan, jadi tautan dimulai dari Quick Start Double income family (qs=double), yang mengisi gaji suami dan gaji istri sendiri-sendiri, dengan PTKP dan lapisan tarif sesuai ketentuan.
2. Gaji setahun: suami Rp 300,000,000 (Rp 25 juta dikali 12) dan istri Rp 216,000,000 (Rp 18 juta dikali 12), karena alat ini memakai gaji kotor setahun. THR, gaji ke-13, dan bonus tidak disebutkan, jadi tidak ditambahkan.
3. Tanggungan: 2 anak, sesuai yang disebutkan.
4. Pengurang seperti iuran pensiun tidak disebutkan, jadi tetap Rp 0 untuk suami dan Rp 0 untuk istri. Biaya jabatan tetap dihitung otomatis.

Your scenario

Open Pisah vs Gabung Harta on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/pisahvsgabung/#load&v=1&qs=double&dependents=2&why.dependents=Dua%20anak,%20sesuai%20yang%20disebutkan&husbandSalaryInput=300000000&why.husbandSalaryInput=Gaji%20suami%20Rp%2025%20juta%20sebulan%20dikali%2012%20bulan&wifeSalaryInput=216000000&why.wifeSalaryInput=Gaji%20istri%20Rp%2018%20juta%20sebulan%20dikali%2012%20bulan&note=Dua%20penghasilan,%202%20anak,%20Oktober%202026

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Your inputs

• City: Sydney

Assumptions

1. Household: two applicants and no dependants. The link starts from the Couple Quick Start (qs=couple), which keeps private hospital cover on, no study loan, a card limit of 15,000, a loan at 5.9% a year over 30 years and the 2026-27 tax year.
2. Income: $205,000 a year gross between the two, with the second applicant's share set to 40%, the nearest step to $85,000 of $205,000.
3. Living costs: $4,000 a month declared; the lender uses the higher of this and its own benchmark.
4. Home and deposit: a $1,100,000 home with $250,000 saved, stamp duty at 4% of the price and $4,000 of other purchase costs, none of which the user gave.

Your scenario

Open Borrowing Capacity on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/borrowingcapacity/#load&v=1&qs=couple&city=Sydney&incSimple=205000&why.incSimple=$120,000%20plus%20$85,000%20gross%20a%20year,%20before%20tax&incSplit=40&why.incSplit=The%20second%20applicant%20earns%20$85,000,%20about%2041%25%20of%20$205,000,%20and%20the%20slider%20moves%20in%20steps%20of%205&deps=0&why.deps=No%20children%20were%20mentioned,%20and%20the%20Couple%20Quick%20Start%20has%20two&declaredExp=4000&why.declaredExp=A%20typical%20monthly%20figure%20for%20two%20adults%20with%20no%20children,%20excluding%20rent%20and%20debts&price=1100000&why.price=A%20typical%20Sydney%20price%20for%20a%20home%20a%20couple%20on%20this%20income%20might%20shop%20for&savings=250000&why.savings=Savings%20for%20the%20purchase%20were%20not%20given,%20so%20a%20typical%20amount%20for%20a%20couple%20at%20this%20income&dutyPct=4&why.dutyPct=New%20South%20Wales%20stamp%20duty%20on%20about%20$1.1M%20is%20about%204%25%20of%20the%20price&note=Sydney%20couple,%20October%202026

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Your inputs

• Cash Purchase Cost: $45,000

Assumptions

1. Cash on hand: 60,000, which the user did not state, kept at the car Quick Start's level so the cash covers the price.
2. The loan: a single offer over 5 years at 7.9% a year, repaid monthly, with no deposit and no fees because the user mentioned none. It replaces the car Quick Start's three offers.
3. Interest on spare cash: 4.5% a year, a typical savings or term deposit rate, used for the cash that is invested instead of spent.

Your scenario

Open Finance vs Cash on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/financingvscash/#load&v=1&qs=car&purchaseCost=45000&availableCash=60000&why.availableCash=The%20user%20did%20not%20say%20how%20much%20cash%20they%20hold,%20so%20a%20round%20amount%20above%20the%20price,%20as%20the%20car%20Quick%20Start%20assumes&offers=5-year%20loan%20at%207.9%25:financeRate=7.9:termYears=5&why.offers=One%20loan%20over%205%20years%20at%207.9%25%20a%20year,%20paid%20monthly%20with%20nothing%20down%20and%20no%20fees,%20since%20none%20were%20mentioned&baseRf=4.5&why.baseRf=A%20typical%20savings%20or%20term%20deposit%20rate%20for%20the%20cash%20that%20is%20invested%20instead&note=Car%20purchase,%20October%202026

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Your inputs

• Age now: 35 yrs
• Invested assets today: $180,000
• savings: $3,000
• savingsPeriod: a month

Assumptions

1. Living expenses: 60,000 a year, a round figure for one person in Perth since the user did not say what they spend. It replaces the Moderate FIRE Quick Start's 65,000.
2. Savings: the 3,000 a month is an amount put aside, not pay, growing 3% a year as in the Quick Start.
3. Returns: the 180,000 invested earns 8.5% a year with 15% volatility (the global diversified share preset), before inflation and after fees.
4. From the Quick Start: life expectancy 90, inflation 2.5% a year, spending of 100% of living expenses once work stops, and the goal Just Die, with no stages and no pension. The retirement age is left for the tool to find.

Your scenario

Open Financial Freedom on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/financialfreedom/#load&v=1&qs=moderate&ageNow=35&assets=180000&savings=3000&savingsPeriod=monthly&expense=60000&why.expense=The%20user%20did%20not%20say%20what%20they%20spend,%20so%20a%20round%20figure%20for%20one%20person%20living%20in%20Perth&note=Perth,%20October%202026,%20saving%203,000%20a%20month

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Your inputs

• Item: Toyota Corolla

Assumptions

1. Market data: only the six listings the user gave, each taken as seen this month, so the table has no Data year column and inflation does not apply. The Camry Quick Start's own listings and cars are replaced, not mixed in.
2. Columns: Year (turned into an age) and Odometer in km, the two features the user gave for every listing.
3. Item: the 2019 Corolla with 60,000 km, at the asking price of $24,500.
4. Currency $, and the linear model the Quick Start uses, since the user did not ask for another.

Your scenario

Open Valuate Everything on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/valuateeverything/#load&v=1&qs=camry&itemWhat=Toyota%20Corolla&columns=Year:year,Odometer:number:km&listings=24990:2019:58000%3B22990:2019:72500%3B21500:2018:81000%3B27490:2020:45000%3B25500:2020:63000%3B19990:2018:95000&why.listings=The%20six%20listings%20the%20user%20gave,%20in%20dollars,%20with%20the%20price%20first,%20then%20the%20year%20and%20the%20odometer&items=2019%20Corolla:24500:2019:60000&why.items=The%20car%20the%20user%20is%20weighing%20up,%20at%20the%20asking%20price%20they%20gave&note=Toyota%20Corolla,%20October%202026

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Assumptions

1. Net salary: 7,000 Australian dollars a month. The user gave 110,000 a year before tax, and the tool does no tax, so this is an estimate of take-home pay after income tax and Medicare.
2. Expenses: rent 2,400, groceries 700, eating out 500, utilities 250 and other 1,300 a month, 5,150 in all, in Australian dollars. The user did not say what they spend, so this is a typical budget for one person renting in Melbourne. It replaces the Quick Start's Singapore dollar rows.
3. Cities: Melbourne is the home city and Singapore the destination, replacing the Quick Start's Singapore and Australian cities.
4. From the Quick Start: the goal is I need to earn, and the target is a savings ratio. Housing is included in the rows. Amounts are monthly, and exchange rates are today's market rates.

Your scenario

Open Cost of Living Comparator on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/costofliving-comparator/#load&v=1&qs=sg-au&cities=Melbourne,Singapore&salary=7000&why.salary=A$110,000%20a%20year%20is%20about%20A$85,000%20after%20tax%20and%20Medicare,%20so%20about%207,000%20a%20month.%20The%20user%20did%20not%20give%20a%20take-home%20figure&rows=rent:2400,groceries:700,eating_out:500,utilities:250,other:1300&why.rows=The%20user%20did%20not%20say%20what%20they%20spend,%20so%20a%20typical%20monthly%20budget%20for%20one%20person%20renting%20in%20Melbourne&note=Melbourne%20to%20Singapore,%20October%202026

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Your inputs

• amount: 500

Assumptions

1. Tickers: VOO and QQQ, one scenario each, with the same plan, because the user named the two funds.
2. Schedule: 500 invested on the 1st of every month, the tool's default day, since the user gave no day.
3. Start date: 2015-01-01, the first day of 2015.
4. End date: left out, so the tool uses today, which is what "to now" means.
5. Currency: the default $, since both funds trade in US dollars.

Your scenario

Open DCA Scenario Explorer on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/dcasimulator/#load&v=1&tickers=VOO,QQQ&why.tickers=The%20two%20funds%20the%20user%20named,%20each%20as%20its%20own%20scenario%20so%20they%20can%20be%20compared&amount=500&why.amount=The%20user%27s%20$500,%20invested%20once%20a%20month&startDate=2015-01-01&why.startDate=The%20user%20said%20from%202015,%20so%20the%20first%20day%20of%20that%20year&note=VOO%20and%20QQQ,%20monthly%20from%202015%20to%20now

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Your inputs

• el.LoadA.p_set: 150

Assumptions

1. Network: the WSCC 9-bus Quick Start (qs=wscc9), unchanged apart from the load below.
2. Load at bus 5: Load A, the load on bus 5 in that case. Its active power is set to 150 MW (el.LoadA.p_set) and its reactive power stays at the Quick Start's figure.
3. Solver and limits: the Quick Start's own: the ac method (ac is the full AC load flow), voltage limits of 0.95 to 1.05 p.u. and a branch loading limit of 100%.

Your scenario

Open Load Flow Simulator on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/loadflow-simulator/#load&v=1&qs=wscc9&el.LoadA.p_set=150&why.el.LoadA.p_set=The%20load%20at%20bus%205%20is%20Load%20A%20in%20the%20WSCC%209-bus%20case%3B%20the%20user%27s%20150%20MW%20replaces%20its%20active%20power&note=WSCC%209-bus%20case,%20load%20at%20bus%205%20raised%20to%20150%20MW

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Your inputs

• el.Brighton.marginal_cost: 40

Assumptions

1. Network: the PJM 5-bus Quick Start (qs=pjm5), unchanged apart from the cost below.
2. Brighton: the generator at bus E. Its marginal cost is set to $40 per MWh (el.Brighton.marginal_cost); its rating and every other part stay as in the Quick Start.
3. Solve: the Quick Start's own: mode edm (edm is economic dispatch) over 1 d (d is days), with line limits and load shedding as the tool defaults them.

Your scenario

Open ED/UC Simulator on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/ed-uc-simulator/#load&v=1&qs=pjm5&el.Brighton.marginal_cost=40&why.el.Brighton.marginal_cost=The%20user%27s%20new%20marginal%20cost%20for%20Brighton,%20in%20$%20per%20MWh&run=0&note=PJM%205-bus%20case,%20Brighton%27s%20marginal%20cost%20raised%20to%20$40/MWh

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Your inputs

• Carbon price: $50 /t
• tech.solar.capex: 900
• Last year: 2040

Assumptions

1. Grid: the Growing grid Quick Start (qs=grow), with its coal, gas, solar, wind and battery options as it has them.
2. Carbon price: $50 per tonne in 2026, flat (the Quick Start's growth of 0% a year is kept).
3. Solar: the Solar PV technology's capital cost is set to $900 per kW (tech.solar.capex); its other figures stay as in the Quick Start.
4. Horizon: the first year is 2026, the last 2040, with a decision every 5 years.

Your scenario

Open Capacity Expansion Planner on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/capacity-expansion-planner/#load&v=1&qs=grow&cxCarbon=50&why.cxCarbon=The%20user%27s%20carbon%20price,%20in%20$%20per%20tonne%20of%20CO2,%20from%20the%20first%20year&tech.solar.capex=900&why.tech.solar.capex=The%20user%27s%20solar%20capital%20cost,%20in%20$%20per%20kW&cxEnd=2040&why.cxEnd=The%20user%20wants%20the%20plan%20to%20run%20to%202040&run=0&note=Growing%20grid,%20$50/t%20carbon%20price,%20solar%20at%20$900/kW,%20planned%20to%202040

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Your inputs

• blk.n1.project: Nine-bus System

Assumptions

1. Study: the N-1 screening Quick Start (qs=n-1): a base load flow, then each outage in turn with a load flow after it, and a results table of the highest line loading and lowest busbar voltage.
2. Outages: lines only, so the transformers are not taken out (blk.n5.trafos).
3. Project: Nine-bus System, exactly as the user wrote it.
4. Tables: saved as Excel files rather than CSV (blk.n1.tableFmt).
5. Study case, output folder and the rest of the Start block: left as the Quick Start has them, so the script uses the project's active study case and writes next to itself.

Your scenario

Open PowerFactory Scripter on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/powerfactory-scripter/builder/#load&v=1&qs=n-1&blk.n1.project=Nine-bus%20System&why.blk.n1.project=The%20project%20the%20user%20named,%20as%20they%20wrote%20it&blk.n5.trafos=false&why.blk.n5.trafos=The%20user%20wants%20lines%20only,%20so%20transformers%20are%20not%20taken%20out&blk.n1.tableFmt=xlsx&why.blk.n1.tableFmt=The%20user%20wants%20the%20results%20as%20Excel%20files&note=N-1%20screening%20of%20the%20lines,%20Nine-bus%20System,%20Excel%20tables

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Your inputs

• blk.n1.project: C:/Studies/wind_farm.pscx
• blk.n2.from: 0.1
• blk.n2.to: 0.3

Assumptions

1. Study: the Fault ride through Quick Start (qs=frt): for each fault duration it times the fault on the case's Timed Fault Logic, runs the EMT simulation and tables the voltage dip and the machine speed nadir, with every run's speed on one graph.
2. Durations: 0.1 s to 0.3 s in the Quick Start's steps of 0.04 s (blk.n2.from, blk.n2.to).
3. Case: C:/Studies/wind_farm.pscx, exactly as the user wrote it.
4. Tables: saved as Excel files rather than CSV (blk.n1.tableFmt).
5. Channels and the fault component: left as the Quick Start has them (Vpcc, Machine Speed, master:tfaultn), for the user to set to the names in their own case.

Your scenario

Open PSCAD Scripter on this scenario

https://tool.adjiebrotots.com/pscad-scripter/builder/#load&v=1&qs=frt&blk.n1.project=C:/Studies/wind_farm.pscx&why.blk.n1.project=The%20case%20the%20user%20named,%20as%20they%20wrote%20it&blk.n2.from=0.1&why.blk.n2.from=The%20user%27s%20shortest%20fault%20duration&blk.n2.to=0.3&why.blk.n2.to=The%20user%27s%20longest%20fault%20duration&blk.n1.tableFmt=xlsx&why.blk.n1.tableFmt=The%20user%20wants%20the%20results%20as%20Excel%20files&note=Fault%20ride%20through,%200.1%20to%200.3%20s,%20Excel%20tables

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