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Retirement planning calculator

Discover how much you might need to invest to meet your retirement goals

Planning your retirement

  Our Retirement calculator helps you check if you're on track to reach your retirement goals.  

How can the calculator help?

  • work out how much money you could have by the time you retire
  • show you what age your funds could last until for your desired lifestyle in retirement

 

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For the purposes of this calculator, your current age should be less than the age at which you plan to retire.
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Interact with the graph to see what the potential value of your investment could be during and following the investment period.

 

See how adjusting your investment risk level can impact your goal. Alternatively, you can book a review with one of our financial planning managers to discuss your financial goals.

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Important information: the investment calculator is for illustrative purposes only and not a projection of what an investment may be worth. The projections are based on GBP capital market assumptions, which we have used to calculate our medium to long term expectation of returns and volatility for broad asset classes. Projections do not reflect or guarantee financial market performance or any fees and charges associated with an investment. This information does not constitute personal advice or a recommendation. Remember the value of investments can fall as well as rise so you could get back less than you invest. You should always consider seeking professional advice on investment decisions you may wish to make.

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