Can I retire in the next 3 to 5 years?
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This example funds its modeled spending through the full projection.
Explore this exampleFictional household, calculated from $58,000 annual spending, Social Security, estimated federal tax, healthcare, and sample return assumptions. Illustrative projections, not a prediction.
For households 1 to 7 years from retirement, with real savings and a life worth planning for. Start with the question that matters to you.
Put a few dates side by side. See what changes when you keep saving a little longer, stop working earlier, or adjust your spending.
Explore downside scenarios and historical downturns. See how difficult first years can affect the money available later.
Bring saved healthcare costs, income streams, and estimated federal taxes into the picture. Keep home equity separate from money available for spending.
You set the assumptions. Pathwyze helps you see how they fit together, so the next step feels less like a guess.
Start your planAdd investments, spending, and a retirement date. Enter balances yourself or import a supported broker CSV. No bank connection required.
Build a free baseline, then use paid analysis tools to compare dates, spending choices, and difficult market paths.
See year-by-year cash flow, the assumptions behind the result, and any unfunded spending. Export a report when you want to take the conversation further.
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For pre-retirees deciding whether they can retire soon, spend more, or withstand a bad-market start.
For households that want retirement income, tax, Social Security, and healthcare decisions modeled together.
Retirement projections are illustrations, not predictions. Future returns, inflation, spending, and your own circumstances can change. You can edit the assumptions and explore what happens next.
Saved Social Security and other income streams reduce the amount needed from investments. Saved healthcare profiles and estimated federal taxes affect the main projection. Home equity and other illiquid assets stay separate from spending money.
Federal tax estimates have limits: state taxes, penalties, credits, required distributions, and investment-income surtaxes are not included in the main projection. Individual planning tools have their own assumptions. Use Pathwyze alongside qualified advice for important tax, legal, or investment decisions.
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