Am I going to be OK?
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What you'll actually see
Five minutes gets your first answer. Keep going, and you'll know:
Saving for retirement
- How likely your savings are to last — A probability, not a guess. Monte Carlo across 99 years of real market history — not a single average return.
- Whether you're saving enough right now — Modeled from your actual paycheck: salary, taxes and FICA, spending, employer match, and what's left over invested each year.
- Whether your rentals pull their weight — Rent, Schedule E operating costs, depreciation, and an eventual sale — taxed the way the IRS would.
Close to retirement
- When to claim Social Security — Compare claiming ages side-by-side to see which strategy gives you the most lifetime income.
- Whether Roth conversions make sense for you — And how much they could save in lifetime taxes.
- How to bridge the years before 59½ — Model Roth conversion ladders, Rule of 55, and 72(t) withdrawals, with penalties priced in when a plan comes up short.
In retirement
- How much you can safely spend each year — Without running out before you run out of time.
- What healthcare costs before Medicare — ACA subsidies under the 2026 rules and IRMAA surcharges after 65, projected year by year.
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Featured Reading
When to Claim Social Security: The Math Behind the Decision
Everyone has an opinion on Social Security timing. Most of them are wrong. Here's how to actually think through it — and why 'take it early' is usually bad advice.
Roth Conversions: When They Make Sense (And When They Don't)
The math behind Roth conversions isn't intuitive. Here's how to think through the decision — with examples showing when converting saves money and when it backfires.
Why "Average Returns" Will Mislead Your Retirement Plan
A 7% average return doesn't mean you'll get 7% every year. Here's how sequence of returns risk can wreck a portfolio — and how to stress-test your plan against real market history.
The ACA Cliff: Why a $1,000 Raise Can Cost You $20,000
If you retire before 65, healthcare subsidies depend on your income. Go $1 over the limit and you lose everything. Here's how to plan around it.
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