Project your savings at retirement — and see how much of it is pure growth.
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Projection only: it assumes a steady return every year and monthly contributions. Real markets move up and down, and this is not financial advice.
It grows your current savings plus a monthly contribution at your expected yearly return, compounded monthly, until your retirement age. For example, starting at 30 with $10,000 saved and adding $500 a month at a 7% return grows to roughly $1.02 million by age 65.
Long-run US stock market returns have averaged roughly 7% a year after inflation and about 10% before it, but past performance never guarantees future results. Many planners test a range — 5%, 7% and 9% — instead of betting on a single number.
A huge one, because growth compounds. Money saved at 30 has about 35 years to grow before age 65, while the same money saved at 45 has only 20. Move the current age in the calculator and watch how sharply the projected total changes.
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