Retirement stays a major pillar. These tools step year by year: how long today’s savings last, how large the nest egg must be, how soon full-time work can end, whether claiming Social Security at 67 vs 70 helps, and which later-life housing path lasts farther.
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How long before I go broke
Given what I have, how far does the money go?
See how long your retirement money could last. Project your savings year by year while accounting for retirement income, Social Security, pensions, healthcare inflation, part-time work, lifestyle changes and later-life costs.
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How much do I need to last
How much nest egg today funds this plan through a given age?
Estimate the retirement savings you may need. Enter your planned retirement age, spending, healthcare costs, Social Security, pension income and assumptions to estimate the nest egg needed to fund your plan through the age you choose.
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When can I stop working
Given what I have, how soon can full-time work end?
Find the earliest age your numbers may let you stop working full-time. Enter your savings, annual contributions, expected spending, healthcare costs and retirement income. The calculator tests when your financial plan may support leaving full-time work.
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Claim Social Security at 67 vs 70
Does delaying the check from 67 to 70 make the plan last longer?
See whether waiting until 70 could make your retirement plan last longer. Compare claiming Social Security at 67 versus delaying until 70 and see how the decision changes later income and the longevity of your savings.
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Stay home vs CCRC vs nursing
Which later-life housing path lasts farther?
Compare how different later-life housing choices could affect your money. Test staying at home, moving into a continuing care retirement community, or entering nursing care and see how each path changes long-term retirement costs and how long savings last.