You are 22 years old, college grad with a full-time job in your career, thinking about saving for retirement.
You go to a financial planning site to get some ideas.
The site asks you the following questions:
Fill in answers:
Age now: 22
Age at retirement: 50 (difference between age at retirement and age now must be greater than 15 years)
Age want to receive retirement income until (suggest between 80 and 100): 95
Investment rate: 12%
Inflation rate: 2.4% (average rate over last 50 years = 3.5%, choose a rate between 1% and 6%)
Current year’s salary: $50,000
Amount you have already saved for retirement: $10,000 (must be greater than $100)
Amount you want to leave to heirs: $2,000,000 (must be greater than $1000)
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