Retirement Calculator

See if you're on track to retire comfortably. Add your retirement accounts, factor in employer matching, Social Security, tax implications, and additional income to get the full picture.

About You

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Retirement Accounts

$938/mo total

Contributions reduce taxable income. Withdrawals taxed as ordinary income.

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Annual limit: $23,500RMDs start at age 73

Contributions from after-tax income. Qualified withdrawals are tax-free. No RMDs.

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Annual limit: $7,000

Additional Retirement Income

Social Security

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Check yours at ssa.gov/myaccount. ~85% is taxable.

Growth, Inflation & Tax

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S&P 500 avg: ~10% (7% after inflation)

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More conservative portfolio

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Advisors recommend 70-80%

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0% in TX, FL, NV etc.

Results

Your money runs out at age 88

At your current savings rate, you'll run short 2 years before your life expectancy.

At Retirement (Age 65)
$2,784,025
Annual Need (Year 1)
$168,832
Withdrawal Rate
5.3%

Above 4% guideline

Est. Tax Rate (Year 1)
22.1%

Fed + 5% state

How You'll Get There

Starting savings
$65,000
Your contributions
$442,500
Employer match
$131,375
Investment growth
$4,302,400
Starting Contributions Match Growth

Account Balances at Retirement

401(k)
$2,134,75676.7%
Roth IRA
$649,26923.3%

Subject to RMDs    No RMDs

Portfolio Balance Over Time

Accumulation    Retirement

Year-by-Year Breakdown

AgeContributionsWithdrawalsGrowthEst. TaxBalance
30$11,250$5,067$81,317
31$11,318$6,249$98,883
32$11,387$7,521$117,791
33$11,459$8,890$138,140
34$11,532$10,363$160,035
35$11,608$11,949$183,592
36$11,687$13,654$208,933
37$11,767$15,489$236,189
38$11,850$17,462$265,501
39$11,936$19,584$297,021
40$12,000$21,864$330,885
41$12,000$24,312$367,197
42$12,000$26,937$406,134
43$12,000$29,752$447,887
44$12,000$32,770$492,657
* RMD year

Understanding Your Retirement Plan

The 4% rule suggests withdrawing 4% of your portfolio in year one, then adjusting for inflation, for a high probability of lasting 30 years. This calculator uses your specific inputs rather than assuming 4%.

Tax diversification is one of the most powerful retirement strategies. Having a mix of Traditional (taxed on withdrawal), Roth (tax-free), and taxable accounts gives you flexibility to manage your tax bracket in retirement. This calculator draws from taxable accounts first, then Traditional, then Roth — preserving tax-free growth as long as possible.

Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) begin at age 73 under SECURE 2.0 for Traditional 401(k)s and IRAs. You must withdraw a minimum amount each year based on your balance and an IRS life expectancy factor. Roth IRAs are exempt from RMDs, making them valuable for later retirement years.

Catch-up contributions allow workers 50+ to contribute an extra $7,500/year to 401(k) plans and $1,000/year to IRAs (2025 limits). HSA holders 55+ can contribute an extra $1,000. These are automatically included based on your age.

Tax estimates use 2025 federal brackets with standard deductions and are approximate. Social Security is assumed 85% taxable. Consult a tax professional for personalized advice.