Retirement Income Planner

Combine pensions, Social Security, withdrawals, and other income sources to estimate your total retirement income.

Guaranteed income

Portfolio withdrawals

Other income & options

Tip: Compare your total income to your expected retirement spending.
Important: This planner provides a simplified estimate. Taxes, healthcare costs, and market volatility can significantly affect real‑world retirement income.

Retirement income formulas

1. Guaranteed income

Guaranteed income =
  Pension
+ Social Security
+ Other guaranteed sources
        

2. Portfolio withdrawals

Annual withdrawal =
  Portfolio balance × (Withdrawal rate ÷ 100)
        

3. Total retirement income

Total income =
  Guaranteed income
+ Portfolio withdrawals
+ Rental income
+ Part‑time income
        

The planner combines all income sources to estimate your total retirement income.

How to use this retirement income estimate

Retirement income planning is about matching your spending needs with reliable income sources. This tool helps you see how your pension, Social Security, withdrawals, and other income streams combine to support your lifestyle.

Aim for stability and flexibility

  • Guaranteed income provides stability and reduces reliance on markets.
  • Portfolio withdrawals add flexibility but require careful planning.
  • Rental or part‑time income can cushion against inflation or unexpected costs.

Worked example

Suppose you have $30,000 in pension income, $24,000 in Social Security, $5,000 in other guaranteed income, a portfolio of $800,000 with a 4% withdrawal rate, and $12,000 in rental income:

  • Portfolio withdrawals = 800,000 × 0.04 = $32,000.
  • Guaranteed income = 30,000 + 24,000 + 5,000 = $59,000.
  • Total income = 59,000 + 32,000 + 12,000 = $103,000.

Compare this total to your expected retirement spending to see whether your plan is on track.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this model taxes?

No. This version focuses on gross income. Use tax‑aware tools to refine your plan.

How should I choose a withdrawal rate?

Many retirees start around 3–4% and adjust based on risk tolerance, time horizon, and other income sources.

Can I export my income plan?

Yes. Use Export CSV to download a snapshot you can store or share.

Is this financial advice?

No. It’s an educational tool. Talk with a financial professional for personalized planning.

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