Members Federal Credit Unionwww.mbrcu.com
A 401(k) plan is one of the most powerful tools you can use to save for your retirement. Use this calculator to estimate how much you can save with your 401(k) retirement savings plan.
Current Age
Enter your current age.
Retirement Age
Enter the age at which you wish to retire.
Life Expectancy
Enter the age you expect to live to.
Current Income
Enter your current income.
401(k) Contribution Percentage
Enter the percentage of your income you contribute annually to your 401(k) retirement plan.
Wage Growth Percentage
Enter the percentage by which you expect your wages to grow. Typically, 3% - 5% per year.
Current 401(k) Balance
Enter the current balance of your 401(k) retirement plan.
Employer Match Percentage
Enter the percentage of your income your employer matches.
Pre-Retirement Rate of Return
Enter the rate of return you expect to achieve on your pre-retirement investments.
Post-Retirement Rate of Return
Enter the rate of return you expect to achieve after retirement on your investments.
Inflation Rate
Enter the inflation rate you want to use for withdrawal calculations.
Current Retirement Savings
Current retirement savings balance.
Savings at Retirement
Based on the information entered this is the amount of money you will have saved during your working years.
Monthly Income Adjusted For Inflation
The value in "today's dollars" of your monthly retirement income adjusted for inflation.
Estimated Monthly Income at Retirement
The estimated monthly income you will earn from your 401(k) savings based on your rate of return after retirement.
Your 401(k) Contributions
Your 401(k) contributions based on your current salary. This amount will increase as your salary increases.
Employer Contributions
Employer 401(k) contributions based on your current salary. This amount will increase as your salary increases.
Employers Total 401(k) Contributions at Retirement
The total 401(k) contribution your employer is projected to make during your working years based on your employers contribution percent.
Your Total 401(k) Contributions at Retirement
The total 401(k) contribution you are projected to make during your working years based on your contribution percent.
Members Federal Credit Union
Members Federal Credit Union was chartered in 1968 by the employees of the City of Aurora. Any employee, retired employee or volunteer of the City or relative of an eligible individual may join. Through the years the membership has been expanded to serve other select employee groups who did not have the benefit of credit union services. These groups now include Tri-State G & T, Rural Electric Cooperatives, Medical Center of Aurora, Aurora Mental Health Center, E-470 Highway Authority and Aurora Housing Authority. Contact the credit union for a full list of eligible groups.6 Abilene StAurora, CO 80011www.mbrcu.com
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