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Nominal values; planning purposes only, not financial advice
Current plan: Untitled plan Autosave ready
You
Spouse

Children

Children and college planning details
Child Birth year College years Start delay from HS (yrs) Annual tuition (today $) Actions

Salary & benefits

You
Spouse

Workplace retirement contributions

You
Spouse

Traditional & Roth IRA contributions

You
Specified on W-2
Spouse
Specified on W-2
Account Stocks $ Bonds $ Total Stocks % Cost Basis
Cash No interest assumed
Taxable
Your workplace pre-tax n/a
Spouse workplace pre-tax n/a
Your Traditional IRAs (aggregate)
Spouse Traditional IRAs (aggregate)
Your Roth n/a
Spouse Roth n/a
For all of this person’s Traditional IRAs, enter the remaining contributions that were not deducted on a tax return. This is usually the basis on the latest Form 8606. If none, enter 0.
Asset Policy
inflation-adjusted
Asset Allocation
Total assets
Stocks 0%
Bonds 0%
Cash 0%

Household Spending

Mortgage

Mortgage payment is fixed nominal and applies through the end year.

Other Debt Payments

No other debt payments added.
Each fixed nominal payment applies through its expected end year. Balances and interest are not modeled.

Healthcare Premiums

Family member Employer plan ($/yr) Private < 65 ($/yr) Medicare >= 65 ($/yr)
You
Spouse
Total
Employer-plan premiums apply while either working adult has employer healthcare. Otherwise, private premiums apply before 65 and Medicare premiums apply to adults 65+. Child coverage ends when the child turns 26.

Other Healthcare Costs

College per child

Set under each child: years, annual tuition (today's $), delay from HS.

Spending Order

You
inflation-adjusted
fixed nominal amount
Spouse
inflation-adjusted
fixed nominal amount
SS taxable handling

Return Model

Models changing markets and inflation over time.

Inflation Rate

Stocks

Taxed at long-term capital gains rate.

Bonds

Financial Rules & Projections

Published values are used where available. Later years are projected with these assumptions and rule-specific rounding; they are not tax-law forecasts.

Effective Tax Rates

Payroll Taxes

Social Security employee:
6.2%
Social Security wage base:
$184,500
Medicare employee:
1.45%
Additional Medicare:
0.9%
Additional Medicare threshold — single:
$200,000
Additional Medicare threshold — joint:
$250,000

Required Minimum Distributions

Determine separately for each person from birth year (current 73/75 rules).
Pre-tax withdrawals before age 59½ are used only when needed to avoid running out of spendable assets and include the 10% additional federal tax.
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