Retirement Drawdown Calculator
See how long your retirement savings may last at your planned spending and investment growth.
Open calculatorThirty-six focused calculators for retirement, taxes, income, saving, and debt — each one gives you a clear answer in seconds. No sign-up, no tracking, and everything runs entirely in your browser.
Figure out when you can retire, how long your savings last, and how the government's rules reshape your income.
See how long your retirement savings may last at your planned spending and investment growth.
Open calculatorFind the savings target that could make work optional, using your spending and a safety margin.
Open calculatorCompare claiming at 62, full retirement age, or 70 and find your break-even.
Open calculatorSee when required retirement-account withdrawals start and how much they may be each year.
Open calculatorFind the contribution percent that captures your full employer match — and the free money you're missing.
Open calculatorCompare two claiming ages and find when the larger check catches up with the smaller one.
Open calculatorTurn a lump sum into estimated monthly income and compare fixed-term payments with payments for life.
Open calculatorCompare your savings to salary-multiple benchmarks by age and see whether you are on track.
Open calculatorKeep more of what you earn and save — size up your paycheck, fill tax-advantaged accounts, order your withdrawals, and see the surcharges that hide in the tax code.
Choose an order for withdrawals from investment and retirement accounts to help reduce lifetime taxes.
Open calculatorSee whether filling a tax bracket with conversions today beats paying later.
Open calculatorCompare the after-tax retirement value of each and see which 401(k) wins for your tax rates.
Open calculatorEstimate federal tax on your short- and long-term investment gains.
Open calculatorCheck whether your income triggers Medicare Part B and D premium surcharges.
Open calculatorEnter a withdrawal, your age and your other income to see the federal tax, the 10% early-withdrawal penalty, and the cash you actually keep.
Open calculatorEstimate your 2026 paycheck after federal tax, Social Security, Medicare, 401(k), and Health Savings Account contributions.
Open calculatorSee how much more you can put into your Health Savings Account in 2026 and the tax it may save.
Open calculatorBuild the balance in the first place — track your savings rate, watch compounding work, size your safety net, save for college, weigh renting against buying, and knock out debt faster.
See how a starting amount plus monthly contributions compound over time.
Open calculatorFind your true savings rate and how many years it buys until financial independence.
Open calculatorSee how extra payments shrink your mortgage term and total interest paid.
Open calculatorCompare the full cost of renting and buying a home, with a verdict and the year one option pulls ahead.
Open calculatorCompare the snowball and avalanche methods — payoff date and total interest for each.
Open calculatorSize your safety net from your expenses and situation, and see how long to fund it.
Open calculatorSee how inflation erodes purchasing power and the future income needed to keep pace.
Open calculatorProject your college savings against future costs, your funding percentage, and the monthly amount needed to fully fund it.
Open calculatorCompare two fund fees and see how many dollars the higher fee could drain over time.
Open calculatorSplit cash across staggered CDs and see each rung's maturity date and interest earned.
Open calculatorSee how each loan payment splits between interest and the amount borrowed, plus what an extra payment saves.
Open calculatorSee how much house you can afford from your income, debts, and down payment using the 28/36 rule for housing and total debt.
Open calculatorAdd up your assets, subtract your debts, and see your total and liquid net worth.
Open calculatorFind the monthly amount to save to reach a target by a chosen date, factoring in your return.
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Read the guideThree of the calculators above hinge on a rule that is easy to get wrong: what your employer's match formula actually pays, how much room an HSA leaves you, and which rate a gain is taxed at. These explain the arithmetic the calculator is doing.
What "50% of the first 6%" pays on your own salary, the four common formulas, and the per-paycheck trap that ends the match early. Pairs with the 401(k) contribution calculator.
Read the guideThe 2026 limits, why the employer's contribution eats your own room, the last-month rule, and the 20% non-qualified withdrawal tax. Pairs with the HSA contribution calculator.
Read the guideBasis, the one-year holding period, and the stacking rule that decides whether a gain is taxed at 0%, 15% or 20% — plus the 3.8% surtax. Pairs with the capital gains tax calculator.
Read the guideThe same college-savings projection, with the state income-tax deduction (or lack of one) that applies where you file.
Project a ScholarShare account against California college costs — and why CA offers no state deduction.
Open calculatorProject a New York 529 and see what the $5,000 single or $10,000 joint state deduction is worth.
Open calculatorProject a Bright Start account with the $10,000 single or $20,000 joint Illinois deduction applied.
Open calculatorProject an NJBEST account and check the $10,000 deduction against its $200,000 income cap.
Open calculatorProject a CollegeAdvantage account with Ohio's $4,000 per-beneficiary deduction and carryforward.
Open calculatorProject an Invest529 account with Virginia's $4,000 per-account deduction and unlimited carryforward.
Open calculatorProject a Florida 529 — no state income tax, so you can pick any state's plan on fees alone.
Open calculatorPlanomy turns a single number into a whole plan: a full retirement projection with taxes and Social Security, side-by-side scenarios, and plan-vs-actual tracking as real life happens. Free, private, and running in your browser.
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