Retirement Calculator

This calculator has been designed to assist you in calculating the potential gap between what you are currently saving for retirement, and what you need to be saving. You can choose how much information you'd like to fill in - the more detail you add, the more accurate the end result will be.

Age
Please enter your current age.
What age do you hope to retire at?
Please enter an age between 30 and 90
How many years do you see yourself living in retirement?
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How much have you already saved for retirement?
Please enter an amount
What are your total monthly retirement contributions?
This field is required
What is your planned annual increase in your retirement contributions?
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Desired monthly income if you retire today (before expenses & tax)
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Expected annual return on your investments
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What is your planned annual increase in your income during retirement?
This field is required
Calculate Clear

Funds available at retirement expressed in today's Rand value
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Monthly income at retirement expressed in today's Rand value
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Difference between your desired income and expected income at retirement
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years Till Retirement
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resultant Rate To Retirement
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future Value Of CurrentSavings
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present Value Of Saving Contributions
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future Value Of Saving Contributions
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resultant Rate In Retirement
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funds Available At Retirement
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monthly Income At Retirement
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First National Bank a division of FirstRand Bank Limited (the Bank) provides the bond calculators, which you accept are for convenience to provide results based on your input and assumptions and should not be used for any other purpose whatsoever. The Bank gives no warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability and completeness of any information, formulae or calculations provided through the use of the bond calculators and does not accept any liability for loss or damage of whatsoever nature, including indirect or consequential loss, which may be attributable to the reliance on and use of the calculators.