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Free retirement and investing calculators

Each calculator shows its formula and the IRS and SSA figures behind it. All of them are free except the ten-year Roth conversion plan, and this year's conversion in the plan is free to calculate. Your numbers never leave your browser.

Saving and investing

What a CD pays, what a dividend holding grows to, and what a brokerage bonus keeps.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the calculator figures come from?

Every limit, table, and threshold comes from a primary source: the IRS, the SSA, CMS, or the FDIC. Each card above names the document and the tax year, and each calculator page lists its sources and shows the formula it uses.

When are the figures updated?

Tweed updates a calculator when the IRS, the SSA, or CMS publishes the next year's figures. Each calculator page shows the date it was last updated.

Is this financial or tax advice?

No. The calculators give estimates from the published rules and the numbers you enter. Nicolas Straut, who builds them, is a personal finance writer. He isn't a financial advisor or a CPA. For a decision with real tax at stake, check the result with a professional.

Do my numbers leave my browser?

No. Your numbers never leave your browser. The calculators run on the page itself, and nothing you type is sent to Tweed.