
Monte Carlo analysis provides ranges of potential future outcomes based on a probability model. (Asset classes used are limited to stocks, bonds and short-term bonds). The tool uses Monte Carlo analysis to generate 1,000 hypothetical market scenarios so that users can analyze hypothetical outcomes for specific asset class portfolios under a range of market conditions. You may customize your retirement income goal by changing estimated retirement expenses within the categories provided by the tool.Ĭalculating Hypothetical Future Values. You will need retirement income equal to 75% of your current salary.You will receive Social Security benefits beginning at age 70 (unless you have specified a different age), which we estimate based on your stated or assumed retirement age and salary information.Your salary and contributions will increase at a rate to keep pace with inflation (assumed to be 3% based on historic inflation rates).You will make contributions until your retirement age. Alternatively, you may specify a different annual savings amount. (If you have less than 12 months of contribution data, we use the data available as your annual contribution, and this may understate the estimate). We use your contributions (employee and employer, if applicable) over the last 12 months as your starting annual contribution amount.We use your salary information on file, a retirement age of 65 (unless you have specified a different age), and we assume you will need savings to last through age 95 (unless you have specified a different age).Any percentage of holdings classified by Morningstar ® as "other" has been assigned to stocks. We use Morningstar® asset classes to determine your current allocation and categorize them as stocks, bonds, or short-term bonds.Rowe Price and outside investment accounts through the FuturePath® tool.

We do not distinguish among workplace retirement plan contribution sources all sources are considered pre-tax savings. The tool automatically imports your workplace plan balances and any personal retirement accounts held at T.In order to determine how likely your current and projected retirement savings are to last through retirement, we use data and assumptions about you, as follows. While federal tax rates are scheduled to revert to pre-2018 levels after 2025, those rates are not reflected in these calculations.ĭata and Assumptions about You.
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The Non-Social Security Income Replacement Ratio, which varies widely for the Tested Salaries, reflects estimated spending needs in retirement (including a 5% reduction from preretirement levels) Social Security benefits (using the SSA.gov Quick Calculator assuming claiming at full retirement ages and the Social Security Administration's assumed earnings history pattern) state taxes (4% of income, excluding Social Security benefits) and federal taxes (based on rates as of January 1, 2019). (That withdrawal amount divided by preretirement income equals the “Non-Social Security Income Replacement Ratio”). The withdrawal amount is calculated as the income that we estimate is necessary to support spending in retirement minus estimated Social Security benefits.

In determining the target savings range at retirement, we assume 4% of assets will be withdrawn at age 65 (an annual withdrawal rate intended to support steady inflation adjusted spending over a 30-year retirement).
