Retirement Tools Suite

Plan your retirementwith precision.

Model your nest egg, compare Roth vs Traditional, project RMDs, estimate Social Security, and stress-test withdrawal strategies — all with live math and zero spreadsheets.

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Retirement Readiness
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Based on your savings rate, balance, and trajectory — you're projected to cover 94% of pre-retirement income.

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The bigger picture

Picture the life you are planning for.

Explore different scenarios for the years ahead.

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Avg retirement age
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Avg withdrawal rate
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US retirement assets
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Centerpiece calculator

The retirement calculator

Project your nest egg, retirement income, and how long it will last. Every input updates the projection in real time.

Your inputs

35
67
$75,000
$12,000
5.0%
7.0%
2.5%
4.0%

Projected nest egg at 67

+32 yrs of growth
$2,776,447

From $576,000 in total contributions (incl. $192,000 employer match).

Age 35↗ Compound growthAge 67
Savings goal progress$2.78M / $750.0K
100.0% of goal
Annual income
$111,058
Monthly income
$9,255
Inflation-adj.
$4,200
per month, today's dollars
Years covered
60+
until depletion
Workplace plan

401(k) growth calculator

See the power of an employer match — and what it costs to leave it on the table.

Inputs

$95,000
8.0%
5.0%
6.0%
$48,000
25
7.0%
Your annual contribution
$7,600
8.0% of salary
Employer match / yr
$4,750
5.0% of salary
Total contributions
$190,000
over 25 yrs
Employer match total
$118,750
free money
Projected balance at retirement
$1,096,321
Effective savings rate: 13.0% of salary
Without match$774,858
+ Employer match growth$321,463
Employer match = $118,750 of free money
Growing to $321,463 by retirement — that's the compounding value of capturing your full match.
Tax strategy

Roth vs Traditional IRA

Same contribution, different tax timing. See which one leaves more in your pocket after taxes.

Inputs

$120,000
24.0%
18.0%
$7,000
25
7.0%

Traditional IRA

Winner
Pre-tax balance
$37,992
After taxes (18.0%)
$31,153

Roth IRA

After-tax balance
$28,874
Tax-free at withdrawal
$28,874
Recommendation: Traditional IRA

Your current tax rate (24.0%) is higher than your expected retirement rate (18.0%) — defer the tax and save $2,280.

Visual comparison
Traditional (after tax)$31,153
Roth (tax-free)$28,874
Net difference: -$2,280 in favor of Traditional.
Mandatory withdrawals

Required Minimum Distribution (RMD)

Once you turn 73, the IRS requires annual withdrawals from pre-tax accounts. Use the official Uniform Lifetime Table.

Inputs

75
$500,000
Spouse beneficiary
Sole beneficiary & ≤10 yrs younger
Your RMD this year
$20,325
Balance ÷ life expectancy factor (24.6)
Est. federal tax
$4,472
@ 22% bracket
Net to you
$15,854
after fed tax

Projected RMDs — next 10 years

Assumes 5% account growth annually.

AgeFactorRMDBalance
75This yr24.6$20,515$504.7K
7623.7$21,461$508.6K
7722.9$22,351$511.8K
7822.0$23,371$514.2K
7921.1$24,431$515.5K
8020.2$25,533$515.8K
8119.4$26,544$515.0K
8218.5$27,723$512.9K
8317.7$28,788$509.5K
8416.8$30,041$504.7K
RMDs are taxed as ordinary income. Failing to withdraw the full amount triggers a 25% IRS excise tax on the shortfall.
Government benefits

Social Security estimator

Claiming at 62 vs 70 can mean a 77% difference in monthly benefits. See your break-even age and cumulative payout.

Inputs

1965
$2,400
67
Monthly at claim age
$2,400
age 67
At full retirement (67)
$2,400
100% PIA
Annual benefit
$28,800
vs FRA
-0.0%

Cumulative benefits — break-even analysis

Claim at 67Claim at 70
Age 67↔ Break-even: age 82Age 90
If you live past age 82, delaying to 70 yields more cumulative benefits. Before that, claiming at 67 wins.
Income plan

Retirement income planner

Stack every income source and see if your plan covers your target — or if there's a gap to fill.

Income sources

Social Security
$2,400
401(k) withdrawals
$3,500
IRA withdrawals
$1,800
Pension
$600
Other income
$400
$8,500
Total monthly income
$8,700
$104,400 annually
Income$8,700
Needed$8,500
Surplus
+$200
Your plan covers 102% of your target monthly income.
Holistic score

Retirement readiness score

A composite 0–100 score combining savings rate, balance, debt, diversification, and planning.

Your factors

15.0%
2.0x
20%
70%
Have a written plan?
65/ 100
Almost there
Savings rate
15.0%
25%
Balance multiple
2.0x income
25%
Debt-to-income
20%
20%
Diversification
70%
15%
Has a plan
Yes
15%
To improve: Boost contributions to capture full employer match and pay down high-rate debt.
Age milestones

Retirement milestones tracker

Key ages that unlock contributions, withdrawals, benefits, and requirements. Click any card to see details.

Age
62
benefits

Social Security eligible

Claim reduced benefits — permanently ~30% lower.

Action
Apply / claim
Penalty if missed
Up to 25%
Tax impact
Variable
Account types

Retirement account comparison

2025 contribution limits, income caps, tax treatment, and withdrawal rules across every major account type.

Account2025 limitCatch-up (50+)Tax treatmentIncome limitWithdrawal rulesRMD
401(k)$23,500$7,500Pre-taxNone59½, RMD at 73
Traditional IRA$7,000$1,000Pre-tax$87K–$103K59½, RMD at 73
Roth IRA$7,000$1,000After-tax$150K–$165KContributions anytime
Roth 401(k)$23,500$7,500After-taxNone59½, 5-yr rule
403(b)$23,500$7,500Pre-taxNone59½, RMD at 73
457(b)$23,500$7,500Pre-taxNoneAnytime after separation
SEP-IRA$70K (25%)—Pre-taxNone59½, RMD at 73
SIMPLE IRA$16,500$3,500Pre-taxNone59½, RMD at 73
Limits shown are for 2025. Catch-up contributions apply if you turn 50 by year-end. Special $3,850 catch-up (added to standard) applies at ages 60–63 under SECURE 2.0.
Decumulation

Withdrawal strategy simulator

Will your nest egg outlast you? Compare 4% rule, dynamic, bucket, and percentage-of-portfolio strategies.

Inputs

Strategy
$1,200,000
30
6.0%
12.0%
Annual withdrawal
$48,000
Monthly
$4,000
Success prob.
81%
Final balance
$2.87M
after 30 yrs

Balance over retirement

4% rule
Year 0Year 30
How it works: Withdraw 4% of starting balance in year 1, adjusted for inflation.
Action plan

Retirement readiness checklist

Twelve foundational steps to a complete retirement plan. Toggle each as you complete it.

Your progress
3 of 12 complete
25%

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