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Annual Burn Rate Calculator (Default data represents typical annual expenses for a single adult)

Historical Averages (Last 100 Years):

Average Inflation Rate: ~3.0%

Average Stock Portfolio Return: ~10.0%

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Annual Burn Rate Calculator (Default data represents typical annual expenses for a single adult)

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Recommended Withdrawal Strategy:

  • 1. Cash & Savings (Use First)
    • No tax implications on withdrawals
    • Use for immediate needs
    • Allows other investments to grow
    • Consider inflation impact on purchasing power
  • 2. Taxable Accounts
    • Withdrawals treated as Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG)
    • 0% LTCG tax rate for 2025:
      • Single filers: Income up to $42,000
      • Married filing jointly: Income up to $94,050
    • 15% LTCG tax rate applies above these thresholds
    • Use tax-loss harvesting to offset gains
    • Qualified dividends taxed at LTCG rates
  • 3. Traditional IRA/401(k)
    • Withdrawals taxed as ordinary income
    • Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) at age 72
    • 10% penalty before age 59½
    • Consider Roth conversions before RMDs begin
  • 4. HSA for Healthcare
    • Tax-free for qualified medical expenses
    • After 65, can use for non-medical (taxed as income)
    • Save receipts for future reimbursements
    • Triple tax advantage: tax-free contributions, growth, and withdrawals
  • 5. Roth IRA (Use Last)
    • Tax-free withdrawals (account 5+ years old, age 59½+)
    • No RMDs for original owner
    • Ideal for legacy planning
    • Maximum tax-free growth potential

    40-Year Withdrawal Schedule:

    Year Age Cash Taxable HSA Traditional IRA 401(k) Roth IRA Roth Conversion (from Traditional IRA/401(k)) Dividend Income (1.21% of Taxable) Total Withdrawal Tax Burden Remaining Balance

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