Lifecycle Retirement Portfolio Probability Calculator
During retirement, making your money last is critical. The Retirement Portfolio Probability Calculator shows results of a model portfolio built with the same asset allocation as the Lifecycle Retirement Portfolio and is meant to represent the probability that your assets will last through retirement, given different retirement lengths and annual withdrawal rates.
What will my income be after I retire?
Answer key retirement income questions and determine the impact on different rates of inflation. This tool considers your age, expected length of retirement, estimated living expenses and how much you wish to leave to your heirs, among other factors, in calculating your retirement income.
How much can I invest each year?
Get the answer by using this tool, which calculates your maximum tax-deductible contributions to a Traditional or Roth IRA. It also considers your contribution limits to employer-sponsored retirement plans (401(k), SEP, SIMPLE and Keogh plans), your tax filing status and modified adjusted gross income, among other factors.
Am I saving enough? What can I change?
Provide simple answers and this tool responds to the first question, are you saving enough? Then, evaluate factors you can change (how much you currently save, how long you will work) and the ones that are beyond your control (inflation, tax rates) for a complete picture.
What if Social Security no longer exists?
Run this tool to see how dependent you are on Social Security for retirement income and see what happens in the worst-case possibility that Social Security ceases to exist. With the answers, you can consider changes to your current retirement savings habits now that may positively impact your future.
Which income source will be the largest?
Consider your sources of retirement income and see which one will be the largest based on different financial and economic situations. Use this information to plan and be prepared for various financial situations when you retire.
How advantageous is increasing my savings?
You know that it’s important to save all you can for your retirement, and the impact of increasing your current savings is most dramatically demonstrated when you use this tool. It considers your personal situation and shows the power you currently have to put more away now and potentially have a lot more when you retire.