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Retirement Age Calculator

Find out the earliest age you can retire based on your savings, spending, and income sources. Compare scenarios to see how working a few extra years changes your outlook.

Personal Details

Savings & Contributions

Retirement Spending

Retirement Income Sources

75Score
ReviewRetirement readiness

Retirement Readiness Score

You're making solid progress but could improve your timeline by saving more or adjusting your spending plan.

Earliest Retirement Age

65

Comfortable Retirement Age

67

RiskReviewStrong

Earliest Retirement

Age 65

in 30 years

Savings at Earliest

$2,001,195

age 65

Money Lasts

25 years

to age 90

Income Replacement

94%

of current income

Working 2 more years adds a cushion

Retiring at 67 instead of 65 gives you $335,402 more in savings and your money lasts 5 additional years.

Retirement Age Scenarios

How long your money lasts at each retirement age

Savings Balance Over Your Lifetime

Retiring at age 65 — accumulation through retirement

Income vs. Expenses in Retirement

Annual income sources and spending after you retire

Savings at Each Retirement Age

How much you'd have saved if you retired at each age

Total

$4,261,897

Retire at 65

47%

$2,001,195/yr

Retire at 67

8%

$335,402/yr

Retire at 75

45%

$1,925,300/yr

Retirement Age Comparison

Side-by-side view of each potential retirement age

Retire AgeSavingsAnnual IncomeAnnual ExpensesMoney Lasts ToStatus
50$559,882$0$92,130Age 56Falls Short
52$674,763$0$97,441Age 59Falls Short
54$807,654$0$103,087Age 62Falls Short
56$961,220$0$109,093Age 66Falls Short
58$1,138,514$0$115,483Age 70Falls Short
60$1,343,033$0$122,285Age 75Falls Short
62$1,578,785$0$129,530Age 80Falls Short
64$1,850,360$0$137,249Age 86Falls Short
66$2,163,015$0$131,864Age 93Sustainable
68$2,522,773$24,000$139,246Age 100Sustainable
70$2,936,533$24,000$147,074Age 100Sustainable
72$3,412,193$24,000$155,378Age 100Sustainable
74$3,958,804$24,000$164,191Age 100Sustainable
75$4,261,897$24,000$168,798Age 100Sustainable

Year-by-Year Projection

Detailed breakdown retiring at age 65

AgePhaseIncomeExpensesWithdrawalSavings
35Working$85,000$55,000-$97,600
40Working$98,538$62,227-$209,955
45Working$114,233$70,405-$375,143
50Working$132,427$79,656-$615,224
55Working$153,519$90,124-$961,220
60Working$177,971$101,967-$1,456,733
65Retired$0$128,332$128,332$1,985,235
70Retired$24,000$147,074$127,394$1,917,884
75Retired$24,000$168,798$149,118$1,732,062
80Retired$24,000$194,040$174,360$1,341,750
85Retired$24,000$223,443$203,763$654,603
90Retired$24,000$257,789$238,109$0

Personalized Insights

Actionable recommendations based on your numbers

6 insights
Note#1

On-track retirement at age 65

Your earliest sustainable retirement age aligns with the typical retirement age range. You'd have $2,001,195 saved.

Note#2

Working 2 more years adds $335,402

Retiring at 67 instead of 65 gives you a larger cushion — your money would last to age 97 vs. 90.

Note#3

94% income replacement

Most retirees need 70-80% of pre-retirement income. Your 94% replacement rate is within the target range.

Note#4

Impact of saving $200 more per month

Adding $200/month to your contributions would grow to ~$243,994 by age 65. This could let you retire 1-2 years earlier or provide a bigger safety net.

Note#5

Money lasts to age 90 — just covers life expectancy

Your savings would last to your estimated life expectancy but with little margin. Consider building a bigger buffer for unexpected costs or living longer than expected.

Positive#6

78% of your retirement savings comes from growth

Compound returns contribute $1,561,195 of your $2,001,195 balance. Time in the market is your biggest advantage.