Retirement income calculators

Turn a portfolio into a paycheck. See how long it lasts, what you can safely spend and how it holds up in thousands of markets.

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The trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Photo: Carol M. Highsmith, Library of Congress, public domain.

Calculators

How long will my money last?

Enter what you have and what you plan to spend each year. See the age your savings run out, or whether they never do.

Example result

Your money lasts to age 87

Withdrawal rate: 6%

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Retirement withdrawal calculator

The most you can withdraw each year, rising with inflation, so your savings last exactly as long as you need.

Example result

$49,017 a year

First-year withdrawal rate: 4.90%

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Monte Carlo retirement calculator

Run your plan through 2,000 simulated markets, good and bad, and see how often your money lasts.

Example result

77% chance it lasts

Withdrawal rate: 4%

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Retirement savings calculator

What your savings and monthly investing grow to by retirement, and the income that pays you every year.

Example result

$1.07M at 65

You put in: $470,000

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The questions every retiree asks

How long will it last? Start from what you have and what you plan to spend, and see the age the money runs out, or whether it never does.

How much can I spend? Start from how long it must last, and get the yearly amount, rising with inflation, that empties the account on schedule or leaves a legacy.

What if markets turn? Steady returns hide the real risk: a bad decade early on. The Monte Carlo calculator runs 2,000 different markets to show how often your plan survives.

Will I have enough? Before retirement, see what your savings and monthly investing grow to, and the income they pay.

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