RetirementMetric Scenario Guide
How Much Retirement Income Can $1,250,000 Provide?
How Much Retirement Income Can $1,250,000 Provide?. Compare concrete planning scenarios, assumptions and next steps with RetirementMetric calculators.
Income range from $1,250,000
A withdrawal rate turns a portfolio balance into a planning income estimate. It is not a guarantee that the money will last for a particular number of years.
| Rate | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| 3% withdrawal | $3,125/mo | $37,500/yr |
| 4% withdrawal | $4,167/mo | $50,000/yr |
| 5% withdrawal | $5,208/mo | $62,500/yr |
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Portfolio withdrawals may sit alongside Social Security, pensions, annuities or part-time income. Taxes and inflation determine how much spending power you actually keep.
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