Will you have enough to retire?

[Exterous]

I hope so, I retired last week, after 35+ years at the same place.

Congratulations! What are your plans for retirement?

 

[HardcoreRobot]

This calculator is mo better.

yes it is.

"your investments need to gain an average of 3.46% from now until retirement. We estimate that there is a 99% chance of this happening. "

 

[purbeast0]

i think i'm on pace right now to have like 5 mil in the bank if i keep up what i'm doing, and that's at my current salary, which should go up annually. hopefully i'll be okay by then!

 

[JEDI]

This calculator is mo better.

RESULTS: SUMMARY

YOUR NEEDS
In retirement, you will need $0 a year in income. (Because of inflation, in 2035, that will be equivalent to $0.)
Part of that income will come from your Social Security and/or pensions. To produce the rest, you should build up your nest egg (including your 401k, IRA and other savings accounts) to $0 by the time you retire. (In 2035, that will be equivalent to $0).

YOUR CHANCES OF GETTING THERE
To save $0, your investments need to gain an average of 0% from now until retirement. We estimate that there is a 100.00% chance of this happening.


umm...

 

[IronWing]

RESULTS: SUMMARY

YOUR NEEDS
In retirement, you will need $0 a year in income. (Because of inflation, in 2035, that will be equivalent to $0.)
Part of that income will come from your Social Security and/or pensions. To produce the rest, you should build up your nest egg (including your 401k, IRA and other savings accounts) to $0 by the time you retire. (In 2035, that will be equivalent to $0).

YOUR CHANCES OF GETTING THERE
To save $0, your investments need to gain an average of 0% from now until retirement. We estimate that there is a 100.00% chance of this happening.


umm...

What did you enter? Do you have script/cookie blocking?

 

[z1ggy]

Does this calc assume that you will atleast get a raise every year that exceeds the inflation rate by 1-2%?

Regardless..It says I'm going to be 600k short unless I work until age 70. Fack?

 

[Juddog]

Does this calc assume that you will atleast get a raise every year that exceeds the inflation rate by 1-2%?

Regardless..It says I'm going to be 600k short. Fack?

Work another year or two and you'll be set.