401(k) Calculateur de retraite
Planifiez votre épargne-retraite en calculant votre solde 401(k) projeté avec l'appariement de l'employeur et la croissance des investissements.
Vos coordonnées
Limites de cotisation IRS 2024
- • Moins de 50 : 23 000 $ par an
- • 50 ans et plus : 30 500 $ (23 000 $ + 7 500 $ de rattrapage)
- • 60-63 ans (2025+) : 34 250 $ (23 000 $ + 11 250 $)
Fill out the form to see your projected 401(k) balance at retirement, monthly income (4% rule), and year-by-year growth.
Solde projeté à la retraite
$0
dans 0 années
Revenu de retraite mensuel
$0
en utilisant la règle des 4%
Répartition des cotisations
Vos cotisations
$0
Jumelage employeur
$0
Gains d'investissement
$0
Remplacement du revenu
0%
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401(k) Croissance du solde
D'où vient votre argent
Projection année par année
| Âge | Salaire | Votre contribution | Jumelage employeur | Gains | Équilibre |
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Guide d'utilisation complet
Qu'est-ce qu'un 401(k) ?
A 401(k) is an employer-sponsored retirement plan that lets you save and invest part of your paycheck before taxes. Money grows tax-deferred until withdrawal. Many employers match a portion of your contributions—that's free money for retirement.
What Your Results Mean
Projected Balance & Monthly Income
Your estimated 401(k) balance at retirement and the monthly amount you could withdraw using the 4% rule (4% of balance in year one, then inflation-adjusted).
Répartition des cotisations
Shows how much comes from your contributions, employer match, and investment gains. Income replacement % is your projected retirement income as a share of your final salary.
Comment utiliser cette calculatrice
- Enter your current age and planned retirement age
- Enter annual salary and expected salary increase %
- Add current 401(k) balance and your contribution % (and check catch-up if 50+)
- Set employer match rate and limit (% of salary they match up to)
- Set expected annual return (e.g. 7%%). Click Calculate to see projections.
Formulas & Limits
Employee contribution = salary × your %; employer match = salary × match % (capped at your contribution and their limit). Balance grows each year by contributions plus investment return. 2024 IRS limits: $23,000 (under 50); $30,500 with catch-up (50+); higher catch-up for ages 60–63 in 2025+.
The 4% rule: withdraw 4% of your balance in year one, then adjust for inflation—designed to last ~30 years.
Remarques importantes
- Returns and salary growth are estimates. Actual results will vary.
- For education only. Not financial or investment advice.
Tips to Maximize Your 401(k)
- Contribute at least enough to get the full employer match
- Aim for 10–15%% of salary; increase by 1%% each year if you can
- If you're 50+, use catch-up contributions