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Your retirement readiness score

A quick gut-check on whether your savings, age, and spending are aligned for the retirement you want. Adjust the inputs — your score updates instantly.

Your current age. This helps calculate years until retirement.

When you plan to stop working. Affects how long savings must last.

Your gross annual income. Used to calculate desired retirement income.

Annual income you want in retirement. A common target is 70–80% of pre-retirement income.

Total across all retirement accounts — 401(k), IRA, Roth, brokerage, etc.

How much you save each month, including any employer match.

Long-term stock market historical average is around 7%.

Estimated monthly benefit. Check yours at ssa.gov/myaccount.

Pension, rental, or other recurring income in retirement.

Long-term average is 2–3% per year.

Score
On track
A snapshot of where you stand today.
100 means you're projected to hit your target. Above 100 is surplus; below means there's a gap to close.
Years to retirement
25
Monthly need
$6,667
Monthly available
$2,000
Estimated target
$1,734,000

Savings needed at retirement based on a 4% withdrawal rate. Actual needs may vary.

Your projection
$2,146,000

Estimated savings at retirement based on current contributions and returns.

What if?

Two quick adjustments
Retire 2 years later (age 67)
Readiness score 120
Estimated target $1,620,000
Save $200 more per month
Readiness score 125
Projected savings $2,317,000
Your assumptions
Years to retirement
25 years
Annual inflation
3%
Investment return
7% annually
Safe withdrawal rate
4% annually
Income replacement
80% of current income
Contribution strategy
Monthly contributions
Disclaimer: This calculator is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, or investment advice. Results are estimates based on the assumptions and inputs provided and are not guaranteed. Actual outcomes may vary. Consult with a qualified financial advisor or tax professional before making any financial decisions.