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The research cluster is the original simulation work: withdrawal rates, sequence of returns risk, fee drag, Monte Carlo sample size, and historical leverage. Each article states its method, names the data, and links the matching calculator or glossary term so a reader can go from a finding to a number. The calculator cluster is the other way around — a tool first, with the definition and the longer write-up a click away. Comparison pages sit in between: they quote a competitor's public pricing with a date and a source link, and they include a "choose them if" section that is written to be used.
Glossary entries define the vocabulary the rest of the site uses, without hedging, so a snippet or an AI engine can lift a definition and still have it stand alone. Help articles cover the product itself: linking a brokerage read-only, reading a projection, picking a withdrawal rule, billing, refunds, and deleting data. Company pages — about, security, editorial policy, press, contact — say who builds it, what the connection can and cannot do, and how to reach a founder. If a URL is missing here, it is either an auth/app surface that is not meant to be indexed, or a bug; use the contact form and we will fix the map.
Main pages
Guides
- Retirement planning
- Retirement taxes
- Social Security
- FIRE
- Guyton-Klinger guardrails
- Sequence of returns
- 4% vs guardrails
- Barista FIRE insurance
- Probability of success
- VPW
- Trinity study
- CAPE withdrawals
- Yale spending rule
- Reading Monte Carlo
- Investment fees
- 4% rule explainer
- 2027 retirement numbers
- Net worth by age
- Backdoor Roth IRA
- Contribution limits
- Coast FIRE statistics
- Retirement savings by age
- 401(k) balance by age
- Health insurance before Medicare
Free tools
- Free calculators
- Withdrawal strategies
- Coast FIRE by age
- FIRE
- Coast FIRE
- Safe withdrawal rate
- Investment fees
- Guyton-Klinger
- Sequence of returns
- Vanguard dynamic spending
- Barista FIRE
- Lean FIRE
- VPW
- CAPE withdrawal
- Endowment smoothing
- Risk-based guardrails
- Merton dynamic
- Retirement number
- Rule of 25
- How long money lasts
- IRMAA
- RMD
- Retirement tax
- Social Security breakeven
- Monte Carlo retirement
- 0% capital gains
- Senior deduction
- Inherited IRA RMD
- ACA subsidy cliff
- Roth conversion
- Roth conversion ladder
- Rule of 55
- 72(t)
- Net worth
- 401(k)
- Roth IRA
- IRA
- Fat FIRE
- 4% rule
- Trinity study
- Retirement income
- Guardrails
- Lump sum vs DCA
- Real return
- Withdrawal order
- Can I retire
- Savings rate
- Crash-year sequence
- Pension vs lump sum
- FERS retirement
- Military retirement
- Bucket strategy
- Vanguard Dynamic Spending Rechner
- Retire at 35
- Retire at 40
- Retire at 45
- Retire at 50
- Retire at 55
- Retire at 60
- Retire at 65
- Retire on $500k
- Retire on $1 million
- Retire on $2 million
- Retire on $750k
- Retire on $1.5 million
- Retire on $3 million
- Retire on $5 million
- Retire on $250k
- Retire on $300k
- Retire on $2.5 million
- Retire on $4 million
- Retire on $100k
- Retire on $150k
- Retire on $200k
- Retire on $350k
- Retire on $400k
- Retire on $450k
- Retire on $600k
- Retire on $650k
- Retire on $700k
- Retire on $800k
- Retire on $850k
- Retire on $900k
- Retire on $1.1 million
- Retire on $1.2 million
- Retire on $1.25 million
- Retire on $1.3 million
- Retire on $1.4 million
- Retire on $1.6 million
- Retire on $1.75 million
- Retire on $1.8 million
- Retire on $2.2 million
- Retire on $3.5 million
- Retire on $4.5 million
- Retire on $6 million
- Retire on $7 million
- Retire on $8 million
- Retire on $10 million
Retirement taxes by state
Tax by amount
- $20,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $25,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $30,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $40,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $50,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $60,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $70,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $75,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $80,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $90,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $100,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $125,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $150,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $200,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $250,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $300,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $400,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $500,000 401(k) withdrawal
- $20,000 Roth conversion
- $25,000 Roth conversion
- $30,000 Roth conversion
- $40,000 Roth conversion
- $50,000 Roth conversion
- $60,000 Roth conversion
- $70,000 Roth conversion
- $75,000 Roth conversion
- $80,000 Roth conversion
- $90,000 Roth conversion
- $100,000 Roth conversion
- $125,000 Roth conversion
- $150,000 Roth conversion
- $200,000 Roth conversion
- $250,000 Roth conversion
- $300,000 Roth conversion
- $400,000 Roth conversion
- $500,000 Roth conversion
Social Security by salary
- If you make $20,000
- If you make $25,000
- If you make $30,000
- If you make $35,000
- If you make $40,000
- If you make $45,000
- If you make $50,000
- If you make $55,000
- If you make $60,000
- If you make $65,000
- If you make $70,000
- If you make $75,000
- If you make $80,000
- If you make $85,000
- If you make $90,000
- If you make $95,000
- If you make $100,000
- If you make $105,000
- If you make $110,000
- If you make $115,000
- If you make $120,000
- If you make $125,000
- If you make $130,000
- If you make $135,000
- If you make $140,000
- If you make $145,000
- If you make $150,000
- If you make $160,000
- If you make $170,000
- If you make $175,000
- If you make $180,000
- If you make $200,000
- If you make $250,000
RMDs by age and balance
- RMDs by age and balance
- RMD on $100,000
- RMD on $150,000
- RMD on $200,000
- RMD on $250,000
- RMD on $300,000
- RMD on $350,000
- RMD on $400,000
- RMD on $450,000
- RMD on $500,000
- RMD on $600,000
- RMD on $700,000
- RMD on $750,000
- RMD on $800,000
- RMD on $900,000
- RMD on $1 million
- RMD on $1.25 million
- RMD on $1.5 million
- RMD on $1.75 million
- RMD on $2 million
- RMD on $2.5 million
- RMD on $3 million
- RMD on $4 million
- RMD on $5 million
- RMD on $10 million
- RMD at 73
- RMD at 74
- RMD at 75
- RMD at 76
- RMD at 77
- RMD at 78
- RMD at 79
- RMD at 80
- RMD at 81
- RMD at 82
- RMD at 83
- RMD at 84
- RMD at 85
- RMD at 86
- RMD at 87
- RMD at 88
- RMD at 89
- RMD at 90
- RMD at 91
- RMD at 92
- RMD at 93
- RMD at 94
- RMD at 95
- RMD at 96
- RMD at 97
- RMD at 98
- RMD at 99
- RMD at 100
How long savings last
- How long savings last
- How long $100,000 lasts
- How long $150,000 lasts
- How long $200,000 lasts
- How long $250,000 lasts
- How long $300,000 lasts
- How long $350,000 lasts
- How long $400,000 lasts
- How long $450,000 lasts
- How long $500,000 lasts
- How long $600,000 lasts
- How long $700,000 lasts
- How long $750,000 lasts
- How long $800,000 lasts
- How long $900,000 lasts
- How long $1 million lasts
- How long $1.25 million lasts
- How long $1.5 million lasts
- How long $1.75 million lasts
- How long $2 million lasts
- How long $2.5 million lasts
- How long $3 million lasts
- How long $4 million lasts
- How long $5 million lasts
Can I retire?
Coast FIRE by age
- Coast FIRE by age
- Coast FIRE at 20
- Coast FIRE at 21
- Coast FIRE at 22
- Coast FIRE at 23
- Coast FIRE at 24
- Coast FIRE at 25
- Coast FIRE at 26
- Coast FIRE at 27
- Coast FIRE at 28
- Coast FIRE at 29
- Coast FIRE at 30
- Coast FIRE at 31
- Coast FIRE at 32
- Coast FIRE at 33
- Coast FIRE at 34
- Coast FIRE at 35
- Coast FIRE at 36
- Coast FIRE at 37
- Coast FIRE at 38
- Coast FIRE at 39
- Coast FIRE at 40
- Coast FIRE at 41
- Coast FIRE at 42
- Coast FIRE at 43
- Coast FIRE at 44
- Coast FIRE at 45
- Coast FIRE at 46
- Coast FIRE at 47
- Coast FIRE at 48
- Coast FIRE at 49
- Coast FIRE at 50
Investment growth
How much to retire
401(k) balance by age
FERS and military retirement
Compare
- Compare
- Best retirement planning software
- vs ProjectionLab
- vs Boldin
- vs Empower Personal Dashboard
- vs Monarch Money
- vs Kubera
- ProjectionLab alternatives
- Boldin alternatives
- vs FI Calc
- vs WealthTrace
- vs Quicken Simplifi
- FI Calc alternatives
- WealthTrace alternatives
- vs NewRetirement (now Boldin)
- vs Portfolio Visualizer
- vs Pralana
- vs MaxiFi
- Empower Personal Dashboard alternatives
- vs other Monte Carlo tools
Features
Integrations
Product
Blog topics
Glossary
Help center
- Help center
- How to set up your Killion account
- How to connect a brokerage or crypto account
- How to add assets and liabilities manually
- What to do when a balance or holding looks wrong
- How to export or delete your Killion data
- How the morning briefing works
- How to read your projection
- How to choose a withdrawal strategy
- How to run a backtest
- How to build a what-if scenario
- Plans, billing and switching between them
- Refunds and cancellation
- What Killion stores, and what it can never do
Company
Articles
- Vanguard dynamic spending vs the 4% rule: what the spending actually looks like
- Monte Carlo retirement planning: what 1,000 lifetimes show that one projection hides
- Why 90% chance of success is the right goal and 100% is a trap
- Probability of success vs projected balance
- Why the 4% rule is riskier at 40 than at 65
- The real math behind Coast FIRE
- Lump sum vs dollar-cost averaging: which the math favors
- Why your portfolio's average return overstates what you'll get
- Is 100% stocks brilliant or reckless? Quantified
- What History Did to Every Leverage Multiple from 1.00× to 3.00×
- Safe Withdrawal Rates by Retirement Age: 30 to 50 Year Horizons
- How Many Monte Carlo Simulations Are Enough?
- Monte Carlo vs Historical Backtesting in Retirement Plans
- Does Monte Carlo Overstate Retirement Success?
- Is the 4% Rule Still Safe? We Ran 5,000 Simulated Retirements
- What a 1% Investment Fee Really Costs Over 40 Years
- Which Investing Strategy Wins? Six Strategies Benchmarked on the Same Markets
- Monte Carlo Simulation in Personal Finance: Why Projections Fall Short
- Timing the Market vs Staying Invested: 40 Years of S&P 500 Evidence