Retirement Planner Calc

Last Updated: May 2026

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Before acting on any retirement planning decision, consult a licensed fiduciary financial advisor, a certified public accountant (CPA), and an estate planning attorney.

Projections Are Estimates

Calculator results are mathematical projections based on the inputs you provide and assumed rates of return.

Real investment markets do not grow at a fixed rate. Past performance of the stock market does not guarantee future returns. Inflation rates, tax rates, Social Security policy, IRS contribution limits, and legislation can all change in ways this calculator cannot predict.

The 4% safe withdrawal rate used as a default in this site is based on William Bengen's 1994 study using U.S. market data from 1926 through 1994. It represents historical probabilities — not guarantees about future market behavior.

Your actual retirement outcome will differ from any projection shown on this site.

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References to IRS limits, SSA formulas, and SECURE 2.0 rules are for informational purposes based on publicly available government publications. This site is not an official government resource.

IRS and SSA Data

This site references 2026 IRS contribution limits per IRS Notice 2025-67 and SECURE 2.0 provisions per the SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022. Social Security benefit formulas referenced here are based on SSA publications available at ssa.gov.

IRS rules, contribution limits, and Social Security policy can change. Always verify current rules directly with the IRS (irs.gov) or SSA (ssa.gov) before making decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Calculator Accuracy

The retirement projections on this site are mathematical estimates based on your inputs and standard financial formulas. They use compound growth, the IRS Uniform Lifetime Table for RMDs, and SSA's published Social Security formulas. The 4% safe withdrawal rate default is based on William Bengen's 1994 study of U.S. market data from 1926 through 1994. Actual results will differ because real markets fluctuate, inflation varies, and tax law changes. These projections are a starting point for planning, not a guarantee of any specific outcome.
This calculator is useful for getting a quick estimate and understanding how the variables interact. It is not a replacement for a licensed financial advisor. A fiduciary advisor considers your full financial picture, including estate planning, tax strategy, Social Security optimization, insurance, and investment selection. Retirement decisions involving hundreds of thousands of dollars benefit from professional guidance. The SmartAsset advisor matching service linked on this site connects you with local fiduciary advisors for free.
The SECURE 2.0 information on this site reflects provisions of the SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022 as implemented through 2026. Key rules included: RMD age raised to 73 for those born 1951-1959, RMD age 75 for those born in 1960 or later (beginning 2033), Roth 401(k) exemption from RMDs starting 2024, the age 60-63 super catch-up of $35,750 in 2026, and the Roth catch-up requirement for workers earning over $145,000. IRS guidance and legislation can change. Always verify current rules at IRS.gov before making decisions.