Planning tools
Simple calculators that use the figures you enter. They are illustrations, not personal advice or a prediction of returns.
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Cash compared with a pension
Compare leaving money in cash with investing it. Move the figures on the left; the chart shows both projections over time. Assumption: the same monthly contribution is added to both, growth is compounded monthly, and charges, tax and tax relief are ignored.
What inflation could do to today's money
See how much a lump sum might need to grow to keep the same buying power, using only the rate you enter. Assumption: inflation is a constant yearly rate, with no change in prices from month to month.
Starting now compared with waiting
Compare contributing for the full period with waiting a few years before you start. Assumption: during the wait, the starting pot does not grow and the monthly contribution is not paid. Both scenarios then use the same growth rate.
How long a pot might last
See how many years a pot could support a level yearly withdrawal at the growth rate you choose. This is an illustration of the arithmetic, not a personal pension forecast.
These figures are for illustration only. They are not a personal illustration, a prediction, or a guide to future performance, and they do not constitute financial advice. The calculations ignore charges, tax, tax relief and actual inflation. Speak to Alexander House about your own circumstances.
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