A free retirement planner
Your retirement, worked out year by year.
Velafolio lays out every year ahead—income, Social Security, spending, taxes, required distributions, and what’s left—so you can test a decision before you make it.
The calculator works without an account.
- Retire at 65Medicare begins
- Social Security at 70Delayed for a larger benefit
- RMDs begin at 75For anyone born in 1960 or later
The idea

A retirement isn’t one number. It’s thirty-odd years.
Each of those years has its own income, spending, and tax bill. Most retirement calculators answer a single question: do you have enough? But the decisions that matter play out over many years—when to stop working, when to claim Social Security, whether to convert savings to a Roth, how required distributions will land.
Velafolio keeps a line for every year, so you can see what each choice changes, and when.
Questions

The questions that shape a retirement
When should I claim Social Security?
Compare claiming at 62, at your full retirement age, and at 70, for you and your spouse, and see the age at which waiting starts to pay off.
Each year you wait past full retirement age raises your benefit, up to age 70.
Try the free Social Security calculatorShould I convert savings to a Roth IRA?
Model conversions over the years you choose, then compare lifetime taxes and what you leave behind against not converting at all.
A conversion is taxed as income in the year you make it, and a large one can raise Medicare premiums two years later.
Try the free Roth conversion tax calculatorWhen do my required distributions start, and how large will they be?
See the start age for your birth year, each year’s required amount, and how it adds to your taxable income.
Under SECURE 2.0, RMDs start at 73 if you were born from 1951 to 1959, and at 75 if you were born in 1960 or later.
Try the free RMD calculatorWhat if I retire two years earlier?
Copy your plan, change one thing, and keep both versions to compare.
You can keep up to 20 versions of your plan.
Inputs

What a plan is made of
Enter it at your own pace. Estimates are fine to begin with, and every figure can be changed later.
- Savings
- 401(k), IRA, Roth, HSA, brokerage, and cash accounts
- Income
- Work, Social Security, pensions, annuities, and other income
- Spending
- A simple monthly budget or itemized categories, plus healthcare and Medicare
- Property
- Your home, other real estate, mortgages, and planned moves
- Debts
- Car loans, credit cards, student loans, and more
- Life events
- Windfalls, home sales and purchases, and transfers between accounts
Try it now
See your RMDs without signing up
The free RMD calculator shows when your required minimum distributions start, this year’s amount, and an estimate for each year after.
Open the RMD calculatorWorked example
- Balance on Dec 31, 2025
- $500,000.00
- IRS factor at age 75
- ÷ 24.6
- This year’s RMD
- $20,325.20
Fine print
The fine print, up front
- Free
- The planner and the calculators cost nothing to use.
- Private
- We never sell your data, and it’s encrypted in transit and at rest.
- Not advice
- Velafolio does the arithmetic. Check important decisions with a qualified professional.
The details are in our privacy policy.