One click starts the comparison. You can adjust the sentence afterwards.
I buy a coffee for €3.50 every day. What if I only buy one every other day?
I pay €35 a month for three streaming subscriptions in total. Or I keep just one for €13 a month.
I can buy a used car for €14,000 or a new car for €29,000.
Every working day I eat out at lunch for €12. Or I bring food from home for €4.
A subscription does not cost €13 once, it costs €13 every month. Future Me adds it all up, over years.
€13 a month adds up to this over 5 years
What you do not spend today can grow. You see what the difference would have become historically.
World ETF reference of the last 5 years with €13 per month
This is not about going without. You see the real price and choose consciously.
3 · 5 · 10 years as time frame to choose from
Three habits, calculated once. The bars compare the spending with the historical world ETF reference value.
€3.50 every day
spent in 5 years
World ETF reference
€20 every week
spent in 5 years
World ETF reference
€13 every month
spent in 5 years
World ETF reference
Historical reference, not a forecast. Calculated by the engine, see “How we calculate” in the result for the data date.
In one sentence, the way you would tell someone. With amounts and how often you pay.
1Options, amounts and timing are recognised. If something is missing, we ask briefly.
2What each option costs and what the difference could have become over 3, 5 or 10 years.
3Prefer to enter everything yourself?
So you know what you can rely on.
Future Me calculates only from what you enter. The cheapest option is the financially cheapest, not automatically the best for you.
The future values are historical references of the last 3, 5 or 10 years. Nobody knows what comes next.
Your sentence goes once to an AI service to be organised. Future Me does not store it and does not ask for names.
Future Me also compares with Bitcoin. If you want to go deeper, three sites from the same operator can help.
Understand Bitcoin before using it: basics, wallets, a glossary and a savings plan simulator with historical prices.
bitadvocate.com opens in a new tab
Personal help getting started: setting up a wallet, a first payment, Bitcoin payments for businesses. The first consultation is free.
zapfinity.io opens in a new tab
A directory of businesses that accept Bitcoin, with a map and filters.
payinbitcoin.com opens in a new tabNo. Future Me calculates with your own details and shows costs and a historical reference, not a recommendation. Future Me is not investment, financial or tax advice.
Future Me calculates the costs from your details. For the world ETF, gold and Bitcoin we use a maintained table with the average yearly development in euros over 3, 5 and 10 years, as of 30 September 2026. It is based on the MSCI World factsheet and closing prices for gold and Bitcoin. The table is updated by hand, not live.
No. To sort it, your sentence is sent once to an AI service; we neither store nor log it. There is no account and no analysis of your decisions. Future Me does not need names, addresses or account details, so please leave them out.
Because nobody knows how prices will develop. The values only show what the same difference would have become in the past. Gold and especially Bitcoin fluctuate strongly, and a different period can give a very different picture. You can learn the basics of Bitcoin at Bitadvocate.
Future Me asks specifically, for example for an amount or how often you pay. If you do not state a period, we use 5 years, and you can then switch to 3 or 10 years. You can also enter everything manually.
Nothing. No sign-up, no account.