Retirement Monthly Income Calculator
Compare entered Social Security, pension and portfolio withdrawals with a monthly spending target and a flat tax assumption.
Quick answer: Compare entered Social Security, pension and portfolio withdrawals with a monthly spending target and a flat tax assumption.
Your after-tax retirement income is $4,948 per month after estimated taxes and separately budgeted healthcare premiums.
That leaves a -$552 monthly surplus or gap versus your target spending, with 53.48% of gross income coming from the portfolio.
Review a retirement planThis is a single-year budget under your entered tax and withdrawal assumptions. It does not establish a sustainable withdrawal rate.
A conservative portfolio draw would provide $2,917 per month before income taxes and healthcare.
Estimated taxes reduce monthly income by $935; confirm withholding by account type before acting.
Using the conservative withdrawal reference, the monthly surplus or gap is -$906.
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Why This Matters
The entered tax rate is a budget assumption, not a calculated tax return. Portfolio withdrawals are not guaranteed income. This single-year comparison does not project investment survival, inflation or benefit eligibility.
How to Use It
- 1Enter fixed income and available portfolio assets.
- 2Choose a withdrawal rate, spending target and tax assumption.
- 3Compare the main and reference-withdrawal monthly budgets. The spending target excludes the separately entered healthcare budget.
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