Retirement Withdrawal Calculator
Last updated: October 15, 2026
Estimate annual and monthly retirement withdrawals using a selected portfolio withdrawal rate.
Estimated annual withdrawal
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- Gross monthly withdrawal: —
- Estimated annual after-tax income: —
- Estimated monthly after-tax income: —
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Quick summary: Estimate annual and monthly retirement withdrawals using a selected portfolio withdrawal rate.
Read the complete guide
Updated reference sections in this guide are in English.
Guide language: English. Updated October 15, 2026.
What this calculator does
Convert a portfolio amount and an annual withdrawal percentage into a simple annual and monthly cash-flow budget.
How to use the calculator
Use the inputs and units named in this form. Select Calculate after changing the values.
How the calculation works
Annual gross withdrawal = portfolio x withdrawal percentage / 100. Monthly gross is annual gross divided by 12. After-tax budget = gross x (1 - tax percentage / 100). This is a one-year arithmetic projection; it does not simulate future portfolio returns.
Worked example
A portfolio input of 1,000,000 at a 4% withdrawal assumption gives 40,000 gross annually and 3,333.33 monthly. At an entered 15% tax assumption, it gives 34,000 annually after tax and 2,833.33 monthly.
How to interpret the result
Compare the result with the assumptions and units shown above. The calculation uses the values entered into this page.
Assumptions and limitations
The example 4% is an input illustration, not a recommendation or guarantee of sustainability. The form does not calculate actual tax brackets, inflation, investment losses, account rules, required distributions or how long the portfolio will last.
Common mistakes
Check the units and time period before calculating. An error message means the result cannot be calculated from the current inputs.
Privacy
The calculation runs in your browser. This form needs the numerical inputs shown, not names, account numbers or passwords.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tell me a safe withdrawal rate?
No. It calculates cash flow from the rate you supply.
Is the tax amount my actual liability?
No. It applies a single percentage assumption and does not calculate a tax return.
Does the result include investment growth?
No. There is no return or growth simulation in this form.