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This should be the age at which you want to simulate surviving to (for drawdown simulation) or the age at which you want to simulate investment growth to (no drawdown simulation)
The simulation will always use a constant growth percentage for investments during your accumulation phase before drawdown. Then you can choose to simulate historic growth (assuming global or US stocks) or constant growth during drawdown.
This is the expected growth rate after inflation for your investments (pension/ISA/GIA...)
This is the expected growth rate after inflation for your cash savings
When you might want to spend a bit more
When you might want to spend a bit less
When you might want to spend more for care
You are currently editing Scenario A
Copies all setting from your scenario A to scenario B. You can then make changes to scenario B and use the radio button above to switch between them to see the impact.
The withdrawal strategy is very basic. First use state pension and DB pension, then try to take the remainder from defined contribution pension. Any remainder will be taken from main cash, then ISA, then GIA.
The withdrawal strategy is very very basic, but hopfully it gives an idea. We try to take the full drawdown amount from pension, then cash, then ISA, then GIA. If there are any tax implications then we try to drawdown the tax amount from cash and ISA. GIA withdrawals are all assumed to have a 10% GCT liability. The pension is assumed to have a 25% tax free entitlement for each withdrawal. Tax on the remainder is calculated using the normal income tax bands.
This shows the accumulation and drawdown of the assets over the course of the selected simulation.