Your Road to 65

Put in your numbers and see where you could be at 65, what to work on at your age, and your next money steps in the order that usually matters most.

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Your numbers

Rough numbers are fine. Leave anything you don't have at 0. Everything updates as you type.

About you

Your age

Age you want to stop working

Yearly income before taxes

Raises each year% above inflation

Prudent reserve (emergency fund)

Cash set aside for emergencies

Monthly bills you can't skiprent, food, utilities, car, insurance

Interest rate it earns% a year — check your bank

Debt

Credit card balance

Credit card interest rate %

What you pay on cards each month

Other debtcar, student, personal loans

Its interest rate %average if more than one

What you pay on it each month

Your home

Do you rent or own?

Home's value today

Mortgage balance

Mortgage interest rate %

Monthly paymentprincipal and interest only

Work retirement plan (401k, 403b, TSP)

Balance today

% of pay you put in

Employer matches% of what you put in

…up to what % of your pay

IRAs and other investing

Roth IRA balance

Put into Roth IRA each month

Traditional IRA balance

Put into traditional IRA each month

Other investmentsbrokerage, index funds

Put into those each month

Social Security and growth

Your Social Security estimatemonthly at 67, from ssa.gov — leave 0 and we'll guess

Yearly growth after inflation %index funds have averaged roughly 7% over long stretches — not every year

At 65

All amounts are in today's dollars, so you can compare them to what things cost now.

Retirement savings

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Monthly income

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Replaces of your pay

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Many planners aim for 70–80%

At the growth rate you pickedIf markets do 3% worse

Your next steps

The usual order of operations. Green ones you've handled.

Milestones along the way

A common rule of thumb: have a multiple of your yearly pay saved by each age — 1× by 30, 3× by 40, 6× by 50, 8× by 60, 10× by 67.

Age	Your pay	Projected savings	Times pay	Benchmark

Debt and home

What to focus on at each age

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