Retirement Calculator

Determine how much you need to save, estimate your projected nest egg balance, and see if your retirement plan is on track.

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Your Retirement Details

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401(k), IRA, brokerage
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Target monthly spending in retirement
$
Projected Retirement Balance
$1,738,420
33 Years Left
✅ You are on track!
116% of goal

Your projected 4% annual withdrawal of $5,795/mo exceeds your target of $5,000/mo.

Est. Monthly Income (4% Rule)
$5,795 / mo
Inflation-Adjusted Nest Egg
$768,340
Total Contributions (33 yrs)
$381,600
Compound Investment Gains
$1,311,820
Nest Egg Composition Savings: 3% • Contrib: 22% • Growth: 75%
Starting Balance
All Contributions
Compound Gains

How Retirement Projections Work

Finova calculates your retirement nest egg by compounding your existing principal and recurring monthly deposits (including employer 401(k) matches) over your remaining working years.

The 4% Safe Withdrawal Rule

The 4% rule originated from the Trinity Study, which found that an investment portfolio consisting of 50% to 75% stocks and the rest in bonds has historically sustained annual withdrawals of 4% of the initial portfolio value for at least 30 years without running out of funds.

Monthly Sustainable Draw = (Nest Egg × 0.04) / 12

For instance, a nest egg of $1,500,000 yields approximately $60,000 annually or $5,000 per month before taxes.

Frequently Asked Questions

This calculator focuses specifically on your self-directed portfolio (401k, IRA, taxable investments). Social Security benefits will provide additional monthly income on top of your portfolio withdrawals.

Retiring just 2 or 3 years earlier or later has a major impact because it gives your money more time to compound and reduces the number of years you need to fund in retirement.

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Educational Disclaimer: This calculator provides general educational estimates and does not provide personalized investment, tax, or legal retirement advice. Actual market returns, inflation, and healthcare costs fluctuate over time.