
- May 15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 9
Retirement Calculations
Example:
Figuring out how much money youneed to finance a comfortable retirementcan affect your spending and savinghabits. Here's some data from T. RowePrice (www3.troweprice.com/ric/RIC/)on saving for your golden years. Mostretirement experts figure that you'll need70% of your annual income to maintainyour lifestyle in retirement, so you shouldfirst estimate how much you already havesaved in terms of your annual income.That number, combined with your age,tells you how much you need to save toyield 35% of your current annual incomeafter you retire, assuming that you canmake up the shortfall from othersources. Assuming an 8%annual return, a 40-year-old doctor withtwice their annual income already sockedaway would need to save just 3% of thatincome each year from now to retirement.At age 55, however, you wouldhave to save more than a third of yourincome every year to reach your goal.
Articles in this issue
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Examine the Current Recruitment Trendsover 17 years ago
Teach Your Kids Priceless Money Lessonsover 17 years ago
Recognize a Suitable Employment Offerover 17 years ago
Grasp the Shaky Economics of Medicineover 17 years ago
Choose Between a Big Hat or Big Cattleover 17 years ago
Safeguard Your Assets with Solid Trustsover 17 years ago
Medicare Payments Under a Cloudover 17 years ago
Doc Execs Rake It Inover 17 years ago
Residents: Students or Employees?over 17 years ago
Careful on Medicare Charges





















































