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NestEgg
See how today's contributions compound into your retirement nest egg — and how much monthly income that nest egg can safely support.
A common rule of thumb says you can withdraw 4% of your nest egg in year one of retirement, then adjust for inflation each year, with high confidence the money lasts 30+ years.
From age 50, the IRS allows extra contributions to 401(k) and IRA accounts. Use them — they front-load compounding in your highest-earning years.
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OpenShaded band spans a 5.0%–9.0% return range around your 7.0% expectation.
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Total months to compound
n = 33 years × 12= 396 monthsMonthly return rate
r = 7% ÷ 12= 0.5833%Compound monthly, adding your contribution each time
balance = balance × (1 + r) + $800.00, repeated 396×= $1,485,426.78Total contributions over the period
$25,000.00 starting + $800.00 × 396 months= $341,800.00Monthly income at your safe withdrawal rate
$1,485,426.78 × 4% ÷ 12= $4,951.42Result
Nest egg at age 65: $1,485,427
At a 4% safe withdrawal rate, that supports about $4,951/month in retirement income. Actual returns vary year to year — the worst/best range above ($934,048 to $2,431,485) shows how sensitive the outcome is to the return you actually get.