What Will My Pot Be?
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What will my investments be worth when I retire?

Put in your own numbers. Everything is shown in today's money, so £1 at retirement buys what £1 buys now. The example below is just a sample.

£
Pensions, ISAs and any other investments, added together. Leave out cash savings.
£
Put 0 to see if you can coast: what your money does if you never add another penny.
%
I use 7%: the S&P 500's ~10% a year over 100 years, minus 3% inflation.
%
4% is the common rule of thumb.
At 60 you could have
£0

↑ in today's money

£0a year
£0a month
Of that, you put in £0.

Want to know how much you need to invest each month to hit your number?

Your pot by age, in today's money. The darker band is what you paid in.

Want to know how much you need to invest for a comfortable retirement?

This is an illustration only, not financial advice. Investments go up and down, and past returns don't guarantee future ones.

The illustration above doesn't include any taxes, fees, or other state/government pensions.

I'm not a financial adviser. I just share my receipts.

Gayathri Nagarajan, Money Talks with G.