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About You
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Location
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Income
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Social Security
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Accounts
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Expenses
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Other Income
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Strategy

About You

Tell us about yourself and your household

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Primary Person

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I am married or have a partner

Location

Your location affects taxes and healthcare costs

State will auto-fill from ZIP

Employment & Income

Tell us about your current employment situation

Primary Person

Other Earned Income

Side jobs, consulting, part-time work, etc.
When this income is expected to stop

Social Security

Your estimated Social Security benefits

Primary Person

Currently receiving Social Security
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Find your PIA at ssa.gov/myaccount

PIA (Primary Insurance Amount) from your SSA statement

Your Accounts

Add your retirement and investment accounts

Total Portfolio Value $0

Annual Contributions (Optional)

If you're still working, you may be able to make annual contributions to tax-advantaged accounts. These are simulated year-by-year until retirement.

Make Roth IRA Contributions
Make HSA Contributions

Annual Expenses

How much do you need to live on in retirement?

Essential Expenses

Housing, food, healthcare, insurance, utilities
Break down by subcategory

Discretionary Expenses

Travel, entertainment, dining out, hobbies, gifts
Break down by subcategory

One-Time Large Expenses

Mortgage pays off in year:

Other Income

Pensions, rental income, and other sources

I have a pension
I have an annuity
I want additional guaranteed income in retirement

A Deferred Income Annuity (DIA) provides guaranteed lifetime income starting at a future age. We'll calculate the deposit needed.

Rental income, part-time work, etc.

Asset Disposal Income

Expected income from selling real estate, business, or other major assets

Strategy Options

Configure your optimization approach and compare scenarios

Planning Horizon

Year when you want the plan to end (for feasibility calculation)
Target amount to leave behind ($0 = full depletion)

Growth Rate Assumptions

Different account types may have different expected returns due to tax treatment and asset allocation.

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Bank/CD/money market
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Tax drag on dividends
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Tax-deferred growth
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Tax-free compounding

Retirement Income Conversion Strategy

SPENDING RULES (no Roth conversions)

Scenario Comparison

Compare All Strategies Run all Retirement Income Conversion strategies and show side-by-side Required IRR comparison
Guarantee Essential Expenses Spending rule strategies must meet your essential expenses each year. The cost shows up as higher Required IRR.

Your Optimized Plan

Based on your inputs, here's your optimal retirement strategy

Your Retirement Outlook
Age 92
Your money can support your lifestyle until this age

Key Findings From Your Plan

🎯 Social Security
Optimal Claiming Age
Age 70
Monthly Benefit (at FRA)
$2,800/mo

Waiting maximizes your lifetime benefit by 24%.

💰 Tax Strategy
Retirement Income Conversions
$250,000
Over Years
2026-2031
Est. Tax Savings
$45,000

Converting now while in a lower bracket saves money long-term.

📊 Spending Order
First
Brokerage Account
Then
401(k) / IRA
Last
Roth (Tax-Free)

This order minimizes taxes over your lifetime.

The Bottom Line

📋 What You Told Us

Your Age
62
Spouse's Age
60
Total Savings
$1.2M
Yearly Spending
$72,000
Guaranteed Income
$2,800/mo

📈 How Your Savings Change Over Time

This shows how each of your accounts grows and shrinks as you withdraw money during retirement.

Brokerage (Taxable)
401(k) / IRA
Roth

💰 Where Your Money Comes From

This shows your income sources and account withdrawals over key years of retirement.

Employment Income
Passive Income
Social Security
Pension
Annuity
DIA
Account Withdrawals

DETAILED VIEW

Year-by-Year Breakdown

Year Age Income Sources RMD Withdrawals Cash In Expenses Taxes Medicare + IRMAA Cash Out Roth Conv. MAGI Balances

* RMD = Required Minimum Distribution (mandatory at age 73+)

Calculating optimal strategy...

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