Retirement Plan Calculator

This planner follows NRIPage’s retirement plan calculator: current age, retirement age, household income, optional annual income increase, retirement savings, percent of income saved, yearly retirement spending, marital status, Social Security intent, and separate returns before and during retirement. Retirement spending is modeled through age 95 (NRIPage’s default horizon). The chart shows projected balance by age; Social Security dollar amounts are not estimated.

Must be below 95. Spending is projected through age 95.

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Optional; use 0 for no growth (leave blank to treat as 0%).

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Investment assumptions & benefits
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Projected retirement balance
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Estimated monthly retirement income
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Target monthly spending in retirement
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Spending vs. portfolio (through age 95)
Savings total before taxes
Savings total after taxes
Value of savings today (after inflation)

Retirement savings by age

Income taxes

Year-by-year retirement savings

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How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter current age, retirement age (under 95), household income, optional income growth, retirement savings (0 if none), save rate, and yearly retirement spending.
  2. The plan runs through age 95, matching NRIPage’s default planning window.
  3. Open Investment assumptions & benefits to set returns before and during retirement, marital status, and Social Security intent (defaults apply if left blank).
  4. Review the chart and year-by-year savings report; export the full report with Excel or PDF (summary plus year-by-year breakdown, like NRIPage’s full report).

Frequently Asked Questions

How is monthly retirement income estimated?

It uses a level-payment annuity on your projected balance at retirement, your retirement-phase return, and the years from retirement through age 95 (before taxes and Social Security).

Why might my total savings at retirement differ slightly from NRIPage?

Totals can differ by a small amount from NRIPage because of rounding and their exact default return assumptions; accumulation uses the same end-of-year rule: your contribution is added to the balance, then the full amount grows by your pre-retirement return for that year.

Does this include Social Security or taxes?

Social Security dollar amounts are not estimated yet. The year-by-year savings report uses standard inflation and tax assumptions for illustrative taxes on growth (like NRIPage’s full report).

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