Retirement Calculator

See how much you could have saved by retirement and what yearly income it might support.

Example retirement savings

Age 30, $25,000 saved, $500/month$1,188,181
Age 40, $100,000 saved, $1,000/month$1,382,614
Age 25, $0 saved, $300/month$787,444

How this calculator works

We grow your current savings and monthly contributions at the return you enter, compounding monthly until retirement. The income figure uses the common 4 percent rule: withdrawing 4 percent of the balance in the first year. Results are in future dollars, so inflation will reduce what that money buys. Social Security is not included.

FAQ

What is the 4 percent rule?

It is a guideline that you can withdraw about 4 percent of your savings in the first year of retirement and adjust for inflation.

Is 7 percent realistic?

It is a long-term stock market style average before inflation. Returns vary and are not guaranteed.

Are 401(k) matches included?

Add your employer match to your monthly contribution.

Rates and limits last updated: October 2026. This is an estimate for general information only, not financial, tax or legal advice.

More calculators

Compound Interest

Growth of your money

Credit Card Payoff

Months to pay off a card

Hourly to Salary

Convert pay both ways

Tip

Tip and split the bill

See all calculators