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Retirement planner

ZenTrader Calculator for passive-income planning.

Estimate how current capital, savings rate, expected return, volatility, inflation, and withdrawal rules shape your long-term income capacity.

Want the full probability range instead of one projection? Try the Monte Carlo calculator (2,000 simulations) →

Educational estimate only. Results are not investment, tax, or pension advice. Market returns are uncertain and real outcomes can differ materially.

Portfolio at target

EUR 0

EUR 0 in today's money

Passive income

EUR 0

monthly, inflation-adjusted

Readiness MC · P50

0%

based on the median (P50) of 1,000 simulated outcomes

Projection path

Nominal portfolio growth

25 years

One curve, one constant average return every year — a compound-interest formula, not a forecast. It shows a possible path, not the range of real outcomes.

Analysis vs. stochastics

Why the Monte Carlo numbers below are the more reliable read

The chart above is a 1× projection: a single curve from a closed-form compound-interest formula — pure Analysis, the same average return in every single year, no variation. Real portfolios don't grow that smoothly; returns swing year to year. The Monte Carlo simulation below is a stochastic model: it draws 1,000 independent, randomly fluctuating return paths from your volatility setting and reports the actual spread of outcomes (P10–P90) plus the real probability of hitting your goal. For retirement planning, that range and probability carry far more information than one average line.

Monte Carlo simulation MC · P50

Inflation-adjusted outcome range

0% target hit

Required capital

EUR 0

Planning gap

EUR 0

Simulation runs

1,000

P10 downside

EUR 0

P50 median

EUR 0

P90 upside

EUR 0

The simulation samples 1,000 annual return paths around the expected return using the volatility setting. P10 means 10% of simulated outcomes finish below that value.