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🏖️ Retirement Savings Calculator

Estimate retirement savings with current balance, monthly contributions, and return rate, then see year-by-year growth and goal progress by age in clear charts.

Retirement Calculator

Estimate how much your savings will grow over time with monthly contributions and compound interest.

Projected balance: £694,709

Year-by-year projection

YearTotal contributedProjected balance
1£16,000£16,955
2£22,000£24,413
3£28,000£32,411
4£34,000£40,986
5£40,000£50,182
6£46,000£60,042
7£52,000£70,614
8£58,000£81,952
9£64,000£94,108
10£70,000£107,144
11£76,000£121,122
12£82,000£136,110
13£88,000£152,182
14£94,000£169,416
15£100,000£187,895
16£106,000£207,710
17£112,000£228,958
18£118,000£251,742
19£124,000£276,173
20£130,000£302,370
21£136,000£330,461
22£142,000£360,582
23£148,000£392,881
24£154,000£427,515
25£160,000£464,653
26£166,000£504,475
27£172,000£547,176
28£178,000£592,964
29£184,000£642,062
30£190,000£694,709

How to use this tool

  1. Enter your current retirement savings and how much you add each month.
  2. Adjust the years and expected annual return to match your plan.
  3. Review the projected balance and export the numbers for your financial roadmap.

Planning insights

  • See how bumping contributions or extending the timeline compounds growth.
  • Use conservative return rates when budgeting to avoid overestimating balances.
  • Recalculate annually as income, expenses, or market assumptions change.

Next steps

  • Pair the projection with a detailed retirement budget to set a target nest egg.
  • Automate contributions via payroll or bank transfers to stay consistent.
  • Consult a financial advisor to factor in taxes, inflation, and risk tolerance.

FAQ

Are returns adjusted for inflation?
No. Enter a rate that already accounts for inflation if you want real (inflation-adjusted) projections.
Can I model employer matches?
Yes. Add expected match amounts to the monthly contribution field for a combined total.
Why use monthly compounding?
Monthly contributions are typical for paycheque savings and provide a more precise compound interest estimate.

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