Retirement Snapshot | Wealth Effects

Step 1 of 5 · About You

Let’s start with the basics

We’ll use this to personalize your retirement projection.

First Name

Your Current Age

Desired Retirement Age

Plan Through Age

How long to model your retirement. Most planners use 90–95.

Number of Dependents

Children or others who depend on your income.

Do you have a spouse or partner?

Yes

No

Your State of Residence (optional)

Captured for advisor review. State tax modeling is not included in this estimate.

Step 4 of 5 · Retirement Goals & Income

What does retirement look like for you?

We’ll use this to calculate how much income your plan needs to generate.

Desired Annual Retirement Spending (in today’s dollars)

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What you’d want to spend per year in retirement. We’ll adjust for inflation. A common starting point is 70–85% of current income.

We’ll use a 2.8% long-term inflation assumption for this snapshot.

Healthcare Coverage in Retirement

We’ll add an annual healthcare cost estimate to your spending need.

Retirement Lifestyle Preference

Modest

Lower expenses, simpler living, minimal travel

Comfortable

Maintain current spending habits and lifestyle

More Travel & Flexibility

Increased leisure, experiences, and discretionary spending

Higher Spending

Significant travel, luxury experiences, high discretionary spending

What is your biggest retirement concern? (optional)

Running out of money

Taxes in retirement

Inflation / cost of living

Healthcare costs

Market volatility

Retiring too early

Captured for advisor review. Helps us understand your priorities.

Guaranteed Retirement Income

Your Annual Social Security Estimate (optional)

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From your Social Security statement, or use a rough estimate.

Planned Social Security Claiming Age (optional)

When you plan to start benefits. Defaults to 65 if left blank.

SS timing matters. Claiming at 62 vs. 70 can change your monthly benefit by 30–24%. Enter the amount based on when you plan to claim.

Do you expect a pension or other guaranteed income?

Yes

No / Not Sure

Part-Time Work Income in Retirement (optional)

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Annual income from part-time work in early retirement, in today’s dollars. Reduces the amount your portfolio needs to cover.

Other Guaranteed Income (optional)

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Annuity, rental income, trust distributions, or other recurring income at retirement. In today’s dollars.

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Analysis complete

Your Answers Reveal a Few Areas Worth Reviewing

We found planning gaps that could affect your retirement income, taxes, or how long your assets last.

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Projected Assets at Retirement

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Annual Income Gap / Surplus

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Lifetime Portfolio Value

Current age through retirement — accumulation and distribution

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Planning Check

All areas from your retirement stress test

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