When Can I Retire?

Analyze your retirement transition & tax-free readiness in under 2 minutes.

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Target retirement age must be older than your current age.
Total gross annual income for the household.
These funds are subject to regular income taxes when withdrawn.
These funds can be withdrawn 100% tax-free in retirement.
Ongoing pre-tax contributions into 401(k) / Traditional IRA.
Ongoing tax-free contributions into Roth 401(k) / Roth IRA.
Combined ongoing annual savings cannot exceed your gross household income.
Consider food, entertainment, travel, housing, and healthcare costs. Loading target projections...
Average combined monthly benefit for a couple is ~$3,300. Milestones: Low-income couples average $2,000-$3,000/mo; middle-income couples average $3,000-$4,800/mo; high-earning couples max out near $7,800/mo in 2026.
Include military retirement, corporate monthly pensions, or annuities.
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$78,000
Target Annual Lifestyle
38%
Offset by Social Security
$2,340
Estimated Annual Tax Savings
Estimated Tax Savings: Pre-tax Traditional withdrawals are subject to your Retirement Tax Rate (e.g. 15%), whereas Roth withdrawals are 100% tax-free. Based on your projected asset ratios at retirement, tax-free Roth withdrawals are estimated to save you this amount in annual taxes compared to withdrawing the same cash flow entirely from a Traditional account.

Stochastic Projections (Age 55 to 95)

90th Percentile
Median (50th)
10th Percentile
Timeline & Profile
Financial Foundation & Savings
Retirement Need & Income Offsets
Market Projections & Tax Assumptions
Assumptions: Calculations run 500 trials utilizing standard Box-Muller normal returns. Pre-retirement savings, lifestyle needs, and offsets grow annually at the set inflation rate. Post-retirement savings drop to $0. Roth savings are modeled as 100% tax-free. Traditional withdrawals are grossed up to fund the tax liability based on the effective retirement tax rate, assuming your retirement need is a net (post-tax) cash flow requirement.