Retire With Confidence: Accounts, Order, and the Number
Master the U.S. retirement system: which accounts to fund in which order, what your number is, and how to draw it down without fear.
For savers who want a plan, not predictions.
- Course step 6Master Your U.S. Retirement AccountsThe map: 401(k), IRA, Roth, HSA, and the order that wastes nothing.
- GuideRoth vs. Traditional: The One Question That Decides ItThe one question (your bracket now vs later) that decides the Roth debate.
- Free tool401(k) CalculatorProject the balance and never leave employer match on the table.
- Free toolRoth vs. Traditional CalculatorRun your own numbers on the Roth question.
- Free toolRoth IRA CalculatorProject what steady Roth contributions become, all of it tax-free.
- Free toolIRA CalculatorModel a traditional IRA: the deduction now, the tax later.
- GuideIRA vs. 401(k): The Differences, and Which One to Fund FirstAccess and control vs match and limits: when you use both.
- GuideTraditional vs. Roth 401(k): Same Plan, Two Tax BucketsSame plan, two buckets: the tax-now vs tax-later decision.
- Free toolRoth Conversion CalculatorPrice converting pre-tax money in a low-income year.
- Free toolRetirement CalculatorThe headline: what you will have, and whether it is enough.
- GuideWhat Is Financial Independence? Your FIRE Number and the 4% RuleWhere the 25x rule comes from and what it assumes.
- Free toolRetirement Withdrawal CalculatorStress-test the drawdown years before you live them.
- GuideSequence of Returns Risk: Same Average, Very Different RetirementsWhy the first retirement years matter more than the average return.
- GuideWhen to Take Social Security: A Plain-English Claiming GuideThe claiming-age decision, break-even thinking, and its limits.
- Free toolSocial Security Claiming CalculatorSee what claiming at 62 vs 67 vs 70 does to the monthly check.
- GuideRMD Rules, Explained: The Withdrawals the IRS Will Not Let You SkipThe withdrawals the IRS eventually requires, in plain words.
- Free toolRMD CalculatorKnow the withdrawals the IRS will require in your 70s.
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