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Illustrations are not forecasts
Hypothetical return rates are user-selected assumptions, not promises or current offers. Investments can lose value. Fees, taxes, inflation, contribution limits and changing market returns can materially affect outcomes.
Calculator methodology
Growth and retirement projections use a constant effective annual return converted to an equivalent monthly rate, with contributions at month-end. Negative returns are supported. The retirement withdrawal figure is 4% of the projected balance for the first year only. Debt estimates use APR divided by 12 with fixed payments and a 1,200-month modeling limit.
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