1) A 40 year old with a moderate risk investment style has a 100% probability of having enough retirement savings to last throughout retirement.
2) A 40 year old with a very risk averse investment style has only a 55% probability of having enough retirement savings to last.
3) A 55 year old with a moderate investment style has a 99% probability of having enough retirement savings.
2) Use your own figures in each field to run your own calculations.
Use 3% for the Inflation - Average input.
Use 3% for the Inflation – Standard Deviation input.
3) Press the ‘RUN SIMULATION’ button at the top of the window after you enter your inputs. Do not press the ‘SHOW ALL RUNS’ button.
Profile 1: 40 year old with a moderate risk investment style
- Flexible Retirement Planner shows a 100% probability of being able to fund all retirement expenses throughout life expectancy
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Profile 2: 40 year old with a very risk averse investment style

(100% bonds with 3% average return)
- Flexible Retirement Planner shows a 55% probability of being able to fund all retirement expenses throughout life expectancy
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Profile 3: 55 year old with a moderate risk investment style
- Flexible Retirement Planner shows a 99% probability of being able to fund all retirement expenses throughout life expectancy
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