How much can I leave my family?
See what you might leave heirs after spending, gifts, and giving — and tradeoffs between living well now vs later.
See what you might leave heirs after spending, gifts, and giving — and tradeoffs between living well now vs later.
Enter asset balances and annual cash flows. See how spending, gifts, and giving may change what passes to heirs.
Your Legacy estimate
You are here. Five more steps bring every piece together to answer the bigger question: will your money last as long as you do?
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Legacy
You are hereProjected $686K
Income
Current income plus Social Security, pensions and annuities
Expenses
Day-to-day living, healthcare premiums and planned future costs
Assets
Homes, properties, investments and savings
Non-mortgage debts
Car loans, credit cards and other balances
Annual savings and review
Confirm yearly savings, then see your full plan
Interpretation
Planning context for the estimates above. Not tax, legal, or investment advice.
If current assumptions hold, your estate could be worth about $686,157 at age 92, down from $3,500,000 today. After a simplified federal estate tax estimate of $0, about $686,157 could pass to heirs (about $343,079 each).
Legacy preservation scores 14/100 (at risk). Estate reduction risk is 65/100 (elevated). Lifetime charitable impact in this model: $987,811.
Trusts, beneficiary designations, state taxes, and asset location materially change real outcomes — use this view to frame conversations with your estate and tax professionals inside your full Retirelens plan.
Methodology
The rules and math behind this estimate.
We total your retirement, brokerage, real estate, and business assets, then project year-by-year growth minus withdrawals, annual gifting, and charitable giving (with inflation on outflows). The ending balance is your estimated estate value.
Federal estate tax applies a 40% rate on assets above your entered exemption — state estate or inheritance taxes, step-up basis, trusts, and qualified charitable strategies are not modeled in detail.
Scenario pills adjust spending and giving: preserve legacy (lower outflows), spend more in retirement, or charitable focus. This tool is educational planning support, not legal or tax advice.
Straight answers to common questions about this calculator.
An estimate of what you might leave after spending, gifts, and charity—and simplified federal estate tax if assets are very large.
Retirement accounts, investments, home equity, and business value you expect to pass on. Ask an advisor about trusts or assets already set aside.
A simplified federal estimate only. States have their own rules. See a tax or estate professional for real planning.
No. Use this to start conversations. Wills, trusts, and beneficiaries need a qualified attorney.
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