Retire Plan

the paycheck

Three minutes, two incomes, one plan.

The first time you open it, a short set of questions builds the plan for you. Add a partner and it works out the household paycheck, taxes included, as you type.

You asked for the link. It is below: the slides from the post, the move if there is one, and the planner the chart came from.

Slide 1 of 5: Three minutes, two incomes, one plan.Slide 2 of 5: The second paycheck goes in, and the household figure updates as you type.Slide 3 of 5: Seven questions, in this order.Slide 4 of 5: The year you can stop, then the whole plan to change.Slide 5 of 5: Save this for the evening you finally sit down to do it.

Seven questions, in this order.

  1. 01
    Your age and the year.That sets the timeline.
  2. 02
    Your paycheck, and how often it comes.Biweekly, weekly, or your own number.
  3. 03
    Just you, or you and a partner.A partner gets their own paycheck step.
  4. 04
    Social Security, a pension, what you have saved, what you spend.Each one is optional and each one updates the plan.

Where to go next

Retire Plan

Type in one paycheck and it runs your plan through every year of market history since 1871, with the taxes worked out. About three minutes, in the browser.

Open it

Sources: Onboarding wizard, partner step. Example: $120,000 and $80,000, Colorado, biweekly pay..

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