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Retirement Withdrawal Calculator

Estimate how long your retirement savings may last, your sustainable monthly income and the remaining balance based on withdrawals, returns and inflation.

STEP 01Enter your savings

Add your current retirement balance and expected investment return.

STEP 02Set withdrawals

Choose monthly or annual income and an inflation assumption.

STEP 03Review longevity

See how long funds may last and your projected ending balance.

Starting balance
$750,000
retirement savings
Annual withdrawal
$36,000
first-year income
Withdrawal rate
4.8%
of starting balance
Funds last
30+ years
estimated longevity
Ending balance
$749,201
after selected period
Withdrawal details
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years
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Estimated retirement outcome
$749,201
projected balance after 30 years
Your savings are projected to support the selected withdrawals through the full retirement period.
Portfolio balanceTotal withdrawalsDepletion point
Withdrawal breakdown
First-year withdrawal$36,000
Total projected withdrawals$1,571,591
Average monthly withdrawal$4,366
Effective net return4.5%
Ending monthly withdrawal$6,143
Retirement projection
Starting balance$750,000
Projected growth earned$1,570,792
Ending balance$749,201
Portfolio depletedNo
Estimated depletion ageNot within period
Withdrawal insights
4.8%initial rate
2.0%real return
100%period covered
Your selected withdrawal plan remains funded for the full 30-year period.
Retirement planning notes
Projection methodMonthly compounding
Inflation adjustmentEnabled
Taxes includedNo
Market volatility modeledNo
Social Security includedNo
Calculation assumptions

This calculator uses a constant monthly investment return, monthly withdrawals and optional annual inflation adjustments. It does not model sequence-of-returns risk, taxes, required minimum distributions, pension income, Social Security, healthcare costs or changes in investment allocation.

Frequently asked questions
What is a sustainable retirement withdrawal rate?

A sustainable rate depends on retirement length, investment returns, inflation, taxes and market volatility. A commonly discussed starting point is around 4%, but every plan is different.

Why does inflation matter?

Inflation reduces purchasing power. Increasing withdrawals over time can preserve spending power but may shorten portfolio longevity.

Does this calculator include taxes or Social Security?

No. Add those income sources and expenses separately when creating a complete retirement plan.

Finance & Calculation Disclaimer

Results are estimates generated locally in your browser using standard financial formulas and the figures you enter. They are for informational purposes only and are not financial, credit, tax or legal advice. Actual offers, rates, fees and eligibility vary by provider. VisionVix accepts no liability for decisions based on this tool's output.

ⓘ Retirement Planning Disclaimer
This calculator is for general educational planning only and is not financial, tax, legal or investment advice. Actual results can differ because markets and expenses change over time.
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