Retirement Planner
Model retirement income, expenses, distributions, savings, and portfolio assets.
How it works
Inputs you provide
- Assumptions — scenario name, retirement age/year, tax method or filing status, asset growth, and inflation.
- Income / Expenses — annual base amounts with inclusive start/end years. Active amounts inflate from each row's start year.
- Distributions — annual amounts with inclusive start/end years. Distribution amounts are not inflation-adjusted.
- Cash Value Assets — Savings/Brokerage seeds the Savings balance; 401K/IRA/Other seed Portfolio Assets.
Calculation
- Federal tax is estimated either with your selected flat tax rate or with the selected filing status, 2026 standard deduction, and 2026 progressive federal income-tax brackets.
- The simplified tax model treats entered income and distributions as ordinary taxable income. Flat-tax mode applies the entered rate directly to that combined amount; it does not apply the standard deduction or brackets.
- The model does not separately account for credits, capital gains rates, or special Social Security taxation.
- Net Income = Income + Distributions − Taxes.
- Net Cash Flow = Net Income − Expenses. Savings = prior Savings + Net Cash Flow.
- Portfolio = (prior Portfolio − Distributions) × (1 + Asset Growth %).
- The worksheet contains 49 annual rows.
Assumptions
Income in Retirement i
| Income Name i | Annual Amount i | Start Year i | End Year i | Actions i |
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Expenses in Retirement i
| Expense Name i | Annual Amount i | Start Year i | End Year i | Actions i |
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Distributions in Retirement i
| Distribution Name i | Distribution Type i | Annual Amount i | Start Year i | End Year i | Actions i |
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Cash Value Assets at Retirement i
| Asset Name i | Asset Type i | Amount i | Actions i |
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Projection Worksheet i
| Year | Age | Income | Distributions | Taxes | Net Income | Expenses | Net Cash Flow | Savings | Cash Value Assets |
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