When Will My Retirement Savings Run Out?
Calculate how long your savings may last and explore guaranteed income options to eliminate longevity risk.
Retirement Info
Expected rate in retirement
Account Balances
Different accounts have different tax treatments
Withdrawals fully taxable
Withdrawals tax-free
Withdrawals fully taxable
Only gains taxed at cap gains rate
Spending
After-tax spending per month
Typically 0%, 15%, or 20%
Assumptions
Conservative: 4–6% for diversified portfolio
Savings may last until age 72
Approximately 7 years of retirement income · Est. taxes paid: $106,846
This may not cover a full retirement lifetime
Savings Last Until
Age 72
Years of Income
7 yrs
from retirement
Total Taxes Paid
$106,846
over retirement
Suggested Annuity
$250,000
50% of savings
Savings Balance Over Time
How your retirement savings may be depleted over time
Turn Uncertain Savings Into Guaranteed Income
Based on your inputs, allocating approximately $250,000 could generate around $1,375/month in guaranteed lifetime income — removing the risk of running out.
Understanding Longevity Risk
Longevity risk is the possibility of outliving your savings — one of the biggest concerns for retirees. A market downturn early in retirement or living longer than expected can drastically shorten how long your money lasts.
The 4% Rule Explained
The classic 4% rule suggests withdrawing 4% of your portfolio annually. However, this may not work for everyone — especially in low-return environments or if you retire early. Our calculator uses your actual inputs for a personalized projection.
Guaranteed Income Solution
Fixed annuities can convert a portion of your savings into a guaranteed monthly paycheck for life — combining the flexibility of remaining investments with the security of guaranteed income.
Disclaimer
This calculator provides illustrative projections only and is not investment or tax advice. Actual results will vary based on market performance, inflation, spending changes, and life expectancy. Consult a qualified financial advisor before making retirement income decisions.