Personal Details
Shared across both scenarios
Current Age
yrs
Partner Age
Annual Income (gross)
£
Salary, dividends or drawings
Retirement
Scenario A
Scenario B
Retirement Age
When you plan to stop working
yrs
yrs
Planning Age
Model to this age (max 100)
yrs
yrs
Target Retirement Income
After tax, per year in today’s money
£/yr
£/yr
Retirement Expenditure Growth
Annual increase in real spending
2%
2%
Pensions
Scenario A
Scenario B
DC / SIPP Pension Pots
Add each pot separately
Monthly Pension Contributions
You + employer combined
£/mth
£/mth
DB / Final Salary Pension
Annual income at retirement
£/yr
£/yr
State Pension
Scenario A
Scenario B
State Pension Age
yrs
yrs
Annual State Pension
Your forecast amount
£/yr
£/yr
Savings & Investments
Scenario A
Scenario B
Stocks & Shares ISA
Current total value
£
£
General Investment Account
Current total value
£
£
Cash Savings
For retirement / investment use
£
£
Monthly Savings (outside pension)
£/mth
£/mth
Property
Scenario A
Scenario B
Primary Residence Value
Current estimated value
£
£
Outstanding Mortgage
Current balance
£
£
Investment Property Value
Total current value
£
£
Assumptions
Scenario A
Scenario B
Investment Growth Rate
Nominal annual return
5%
6%
Inflation Rate
Annual price increase
2.5%
2.5%
Property Growth Rate
Annual capital appreciation
3%
3%
Drawdown Rate
% of invested pot drawn each year
3.5%
4%
Projected Retirement Income
Scenario A
—
per year
Scenario B
—
per year
Key Metrics
—
Pot at retirement
—
Pot depletes
—
Estate at 80
—
Pot at retirement
—
Pot depletes
—
Estate at 80
Scenario A — Income Sources
Scenario B — Income Sources
Wealth Balance — A vs B
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