Rule of 72 Financial Calculator
Rule of 72 Formula: To use the rule of 72, divide the interest rate of your investment by 72 to determine the approximate number of years it will take for your investment to double.
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Required Minimum Distribution (RMD)
(Also refer to FINRA’s Required Minimum Distribution calculator if you please.) Required Minimum Distribution Formula: Required Minimum Distribution = Current Balance / Withdrawal Factor (search this IRS document to find the withdrawal factor for your age) Required Minimum Distribution Definition Are you trying to figure out exactly how much you need to withdraw this year from […]
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“How Much Will I Need to Retire” Calculator
As our Calculators are being replaced, the refer below may act as a guide. And, of course, we can provide you professional guidance. Making a Retirement Budget There are several steps to help ensure that your current savings plan is adequate to support your retirement. Taking the time to carefully go through each one can […]
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Retirement Calculator
Retirement Savings Formula: Savings per Year = (Desired savings – current savings) / Years until retirement Note: This assumes that you are not earning interest on your savings. Positive returns will decrease the amount you need to save.
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Savings Calculator
Savings Formula: FV(Interested Rate Received/100, Years to Save, -Planned Monthly Savings x 12, 0, 1)
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