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Setting Goals and Planning
Financial Well-Being
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Ranges and Averages
Lifetime Income
What is Lifetime Income?
Estimator
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First Name
Last Name
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About earner #1
Age
Gross wages, tips, bonuses, commissions
This information is in Box 1 of your W-2 form. Approximations are OK
Do you pay Social Security taxes?
Most people will answer "Yes." Look for "FICA" or "OASDI" on your pay stub if you're not sure
Yes
No
Percent of your pay your employer contributes to a 401(k), 403(b) or profit-sharing plan
For example, enter 3% as 3.0
Approximate percentage of your income a defined benefit pension or annuity plan will provide at retirement age
For example, enter 40% as 40. OK to leave blank if you don't have a plan or aren't sure.
About earner #2
You can skip this section if there is only one earner
#2 Age
#2 Gross wages, tips, bonuses, commissions
This information is in Box 1 of your W-2 form. Approximations are OK
Does earner #2 pay Social Security Taxes
Most people will answer "Yes." Look for "FICA" or "OASDI" on your pay stub if you're not sure
Yes
No
Percent of earner #2's pay the employer contributes to a 401(k), 403(b) or profit-sharing plan
For example, enter 3% as 3.0
Approximate percentage of earner #2's income a defined benefit pension or annuity plan will provide at retirement age
Do not include plans that are already included under earner #1. For example, enter 40% as 40. OK to leave blank if you don't have a plan or aren't sure.
About the Combined household
Estimated total assets
Include the value of your house/condo (if owned), plus savings, brokerage, IRA and employer accounts
Estimated total liabilities
Include personal loans, student loans, car loans, credit card debit, margin debt, balance of any mortgage
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