Initial Value =

Years = 20

Interest/Year =

Withdrawal Timing = 12

Withdrawal Amount =

Future Value =

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Calculate the value of an account or net worth when taking regular withdrawals. This calculation is important for retirees living on a fixed income.

See the [https://.../t/df51c33d52ade989929a | advanced regular withdrawals] template for advanced what if scenario analysis, consider alternative withdrawal schedules, and run amortization schedules.

- Initial Value: Initial value of the account (i.e., the amount in savings).

- Years: Number of years of withdrawals.

- Interest/Year: Average, annual interest rate earned on the remaining funds, expressed as a percentage.

- Withdrawal Amount: Amount withdrawn at each withdrawal period as indicated by Withdrawal Timing. It is assumed that withdrawals occur at the beginning of each month.

- Future Value: Value of account after withdrawals.

A client is set to retire and wants to maintain his current lifestyle. If the client has saved $6 million, wishes to withdraw $30,000 per month, and expects a 5% return on remaining investments, how much will his account be worth after 25 years?

- Initial Value: $6,000,000.00

- Interest/Year: 5.000%

- Withdrawal Amount: $30,000.00

There will be $3 million remaining in the client's account after 25 years.

Initial Value

Years

Interest/Year

Withdrawal Amount

Future Value

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Amortizations