Retirement Calculator API
https://api.findutils.com/api/tools/retirement-calculator/execute Return the projected savings at retirement, the amount needed to fund an inflation-adjusted monthly income until life expectancy, the gap or surplus, whether you are on track, the extra monthly saving needed, and the 4%-rule sustainable monthly withdrawal. Rates are yearly percentages.
Request body
application/json-
current_age
integer required
Current age in years.
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retirement_age
integer required
Planned retirement age. Must be greater than current_age.
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current_savings
number optional
Retirement savings today. Default: 0.
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monthly_contribution
number optional
Amount saved every month. Default: 0.
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expected_return
number optional
Expected yearly return in percent. Default: 7.
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inflation_rate
number optional
Yearly inflation in percent. Default: 3.
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desired_monthly_income
number required
Monthly income wanted in retirement, in today's money.
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life_expectancy
integer optional
Age the money must last to. Must be greater than retirement_age. Default: 90.
Example arguments
Verified{
"current_age": 30,
"retirement_age": 65,
"current_savings": 50000,
"monthly_contribution": 1000,
"expected_return": 7,
"inflation_rate": 3,
"desired_monthly_income": 5000,
"life_expectancy": 90
} More Finance tools
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