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Your Estimated Monthly Income in Retirement


You might be short
$
108
You may need
$
4,375
You may have
$
4,267
 Include Social Security Retirement
Income




Here are the savings options to choose.
See how changes may affect your monthly income in retirement.


Dollar Amount                                   Percentage

Please note: Savings amounts will be reset to zero when switching between dollars and percents.



People like
you who are on
track save

10%
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People like you between the ages of 30 and 39 whose annual income is between $40,000 and $79,000 per year, who are on track* for retirement save 10% of their pay.

*'On track' is defined as individuals who fall within the age and annual income ranges shown above who are estimated to have at least 70% of their current annual income available to them starting at their designated retirement age. The estimated income at retirement includes the individual's anticipated annual rate of return and assumes that regular contributions will be made throughout the years leading up to retirement.

If getting a tax-break now is more important (to you):

Employee PreTax


While $188 goes into your account per pay period, only $141 comes out of your take-home pay. This assumes a single filer and 22% marginal tax rate based on the annual salary you provided. For illustrative purposes only. Consult with an appropriate tax and/or legal advisor regarding your situation as your individual rate may vary.



If getting a tax-break later on is more important (to you):

Post-tax savings

Roth

$0 per pay period



Employee PostTax

$0 per pay period


Closer to retirement and want to save a little more?

Dollar Amount                                   Percentage

Catch-up savings

Pre-Tax Catch-Up

While $0 goes into your account per pay period, only $0 comes out of your take-home pay. This assumes a single filer and 22% marginal tax rate based on the annual salary you provided. For illustration purposes only. Consult with an appropriate tax and/or legal advisor regarding your situation as your individual rate may very.


Roth Catch-up

$0 per pay period



Learn how different savings options impact your take home pay.


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