How long will your money last?
Most retirees have never actually run the number. Three taps and you'll see yours — your savings mapped year by year, all the way to 100.
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How old are you?
I'm 62 years old.
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What have you saved for retirement?
Ballpark is fine — savings, IRA, 401(k), all of it together. You can sharpen it later.
I've saved $500K or so.
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What does a normal month cost you?
Everything — the house, food, cars, insurance, the grandkids.
We spend about $2,000 a month.
Let go of the slider and it runs on its own.
Balance by age · spending the pile down · rounded to the nearest $1K.
Runs out at
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Years short of 95
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My check will be about $1,950 a month.
…and I'll claim it at:
My spouse is 60 years old.
Their Social Security will be about $1,500 a month.
…claimed at:
PensionA monthly check that never stops changes the math fast.
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The houseThe equity you could tap if you ever chose to.
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Answers read your computed numbers — they never do the math themselves.
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The one-page PDF + the 4-minute walkthrough. Nothing else.
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The paycheck you just flipped on has a teacher.
Preston James has spent 27 years getting paid from a pile instead of spending one — using options, sold weekly, not daily, with the risk defined before he ever enters. About 30 minutes a week. He put the whole method in a $7 book.
$7 · shipped to your door · keep it either way