Retirement Readiness
Project your savings, compare against what you'll actually need, and see what it would take to close any gap.
Your situation
30 years to go
All retirement accounts combined
Including employer match
Typical balanced portfolio: 5-7%
In today's dollars
Quick what-ifs
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Your Retirement Readiness
Your Readiness
Projected at age 65
$1,104,741
Target Nest Egg (4% rule)
$1,500,000
$60,000/yr × 25
Shortfall: $395,259
You need to save $1,193/month to hit your target — $393 more than you're currently contributing.
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About retirement readiness
A simple accumulation model against a sustainable-withdrawal target.
At a glance
Best for
- Setting contribution targets for your current age and income
- Stress-testing alternative retirement ages
- Communicating the numbers to a spouse or partner
Watch out for
- This model doesn't explicitly account for taxes on withdrawals
- Sequence-of-returns risk — early-retirement drawdowns in a down market — isn't modelled
- Inflation is implicit in the return rate; real target may be higher in nominal terms
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This is educational, not financial advice. An advisor can apply it to your specific situation.
How the target is calculated
Your nest egg targetuses the 4% rule: the amount you can generally withdraw each year in retirement without depleting your savings. We multiply your desired annual retirement income by 25 to estimate how much you'll need saved by your retirement date.
Your projected nest egg grows your current savings and monthly contributions at the expected return rate until retirement. We compare the two to identify any gap or surplus, then work backwards to find the monthly contribution that would close a shortfall.
This is a simplified projection. A real retirement plan accounts for CPP/OAS or Social Security, pensions, tax treatment of different accounts, inflation adjustments, and sequence-of-return risk. A licensed advisor can build you a comprehensive plan.