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How Long Will Savings Last โ€” Retirement Longevity Calculator

See how many years your nest egg will last. 4% rule is a common starting point.

Concept Fundamentals
50
Years Lasting
2.4%
Withdrawal Rate
$1,353,562
Total Withdrawn
$1,483,604
Final Balance

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4% rule is a traditional safe withdrawal rate. 3โ€“3.5% more conservative for long retirements. Sequence of returns risk matters early. Consider bucket strategy.

Key figures
50
Years Lasting
Key figure
2.4%
Withdrawal Rate
Key figure
$1,353,562
Total Withdrawn
Key figure
$1,483,604
Final Balance
Key figure

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Why: Knowing how long savings last helps plan withdrawals and avoid running out.

How: Simulate year-by-year: balance grows by return, shrinks by inflation-adjusted withdrawal. Net need = monthly withdrawal - Social Security.

4% rule is a traditional safe withdrawal rate.3โ€“3.5% more conservative for long retirements.

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Savings & Withdrawals

Current balance
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Spending need
$
Monthly benefit
$
Annual return
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Annual inflation
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Savings will last 50 years. Withdrawal rate: 2.4%.

Years Lasting
50
Withdrawal Rate
2.4%
Total Withdrawn
$1,353,562
Final Balance
$1,483,604
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How Long Will Savings Last
50 Years
2.4%
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Longevity Analysis

Savings & Income

Total Savings$500,000
Monthly Withdrawal$3,000
Social Security$2,000
Net Monthly Need$1,000

Assumptions

Expected Return5.0%
Inflation Rate3.0%
Real Return1.9%

Results

Years Savings Last50
Withdrawal Rate2.4%
Total Withdrawn$1,353,562

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๐Ÿ’ก Money Facts

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4% rule: Withdraw 4% annually; historically sustainable.

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3% is more conservative for 30+ years.

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30 years is typical retirement length.

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Social Security has COLA adjustments.

1. Key Takeaways

  • โ€ข 4% rule is a traditional safe withdrawal rate
  • โ€ข Social Security reduces needed withdrawals
  • โ€ข 3%โ€“3.5% more conservative for long retirements
  • โ€ข Inflation erodes purchasing power over time
  • โ€ข Sequence of returns risk matters early
  • โ€ข Consider bucket strategy for stability

2. Did You Know?

4% Rule

Withdraw 4% annually; historically sustainable

Sequence Risk

Early losses hurt more

Bucket Strategy

Cash, bonds, stocks for stability

Dynamic

Adjust based on market

Guardrails

Upper and lower limits

Social Security

Reduces withdrawal need

3. How It Works

Simulate year-by-year: balance grows by return, shrinks by inflation-adjusted withdrawal. Net need = monthly withdrawal - Social Security. Run until balance reaches zero.

Inputs

Total savings, monthly withdrawal, Social Security, return rate, inflation rate

Outputs

Years lasting, total withdrawn, withdrawal rate, final balance

4. Expert Tips

4% rule

Traditional starting point

Conservative

3โ€“3.5% for 30+ years

Dynamic

Adjust with market

Bucket

Cash, bonds, stocks

5. Comparison Table

4%3.5%3%
$500K~$1,460/mo~$1,460/mo
$1M~$2,920/mo~$2,500/mo

6. FAQ

What is the 4% rule?

Withdraw 4% of portfolio annually; historically sustainable 30 years.

Include Social Security?

Yes โ€” reduces amount needed from savings.

Sequence of returns?

Early losses hurt more; consider guardrails.

Inflation?

Withdrawals increase with inflation.

7. Quick Stats

4%

Safe rule

3%

Conservative

30

Typical years

COLA

SS adjusts

8. Sources

9. Disclaimer

โš ๏ธ Warning: Estimates only. Consult a financial advisor. Not financial advice.

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