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Use confirmed salary, service, balances or official pension forecasts.
Understand your federal pension, compare retirement scenarios and explore planning tools for the US, Canada, UK and EU.
Standard service only. Before age reductions and deductions.
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Explore 12 focused calculators and planning tools. Each explains its assumptions and what it leaves out.
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Estimate the standard basic annuity before age reductions, tax, insurance and survivor elections.
Check standard age and service conditions at your planned separation date.
Calculate a day-weighted salary average for a selected three-calendar-year window.
Explore contributions, fees, inflation and time.
Compare age adjustments using your supplied age 65 monthly estimate.
Compare monthly spending with your own benefit forecasts.
Project an RRSP balance before withdrawal tax.
Model gross contributions including employer additions and any tax relief.
Explore a constant-return withdrawal scenario before tax.
Compare pension forecasts with monthly spending in the same price basis.
Combine up to three user-supplied national forecasts and their starting years.
Model private savings in euros with editable contributions and assumptions.
Our calculators explain their methods and exclusions. Benefit tools link to official rule sources; savings tools show the assumptions behind the scenario.
Read our methodology →Use confirmed salary, service, balances or official pension forecasts.
Change one input at a time to see how contributions, dates or withdrawals affect a scenario.
Confirm decisions with your provider. Estimates do not guarantee benefits or investment returns.
Have your pension statement, expected retirement date, savings balance and a rough monthly budget nearby. Keep income and spending inputs in the same currency and price year.
For federal retirement, start with your selected high-3 salary window and standard age and service conditions. For CPP, start with an age-65 forecast before comparing claiming dates.
Compare borrowing scenarios, explore investment growth and understand insurance costs using the documents and assumptions you supply.

Use a worked FERS example to distinguish the base annuity from the amount available for a retirement budget.
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Understand a CPP claiming-age comparison using a supplied age-65 forecast and consistent assumptions.
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Learn how withdrawals, inflation and investment assumptions affect a pension drawdown illustration.
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