Roth IRA Calculator



 
 

Roth IRA Conversion Calculator

This Roth IRA calculator that will compare the tax consequences of keeping your traditional IRA vs. converting to a Roth IRA.

Assumptions:

  • Calculator assumes you will keep your Roth IRA for at least 5-years and you won't withdraw any funds until after age 59-1/2.
  • Calculator also assumes your return on investment and tax brackets remains constant.
  • Finally, this calculator does not account for any state taxes or alternative minimum tax.
All results are hypothetical, so be sure to consult a qualified tax professional before making any decisions regarding your existing IRA.

Current age:
Estimated retirement age:
Number of years to receive income from IRA:
Pre-retirement rate of return on investments (% before tax):
Post-retirement rate of return on investments (% before tax):
Estimated federal income tax bracket (%):
Estimated tax bracket during retirement (%):
Current IRA balance:
Non-deductible portion of current IRA balance:
Conversion tax will be paid from:
At Conversion Traditional IRA > Roth IRA
Current deductible portion of IRA:
Non-deductible portion of current IRA:
Forgone investment amount used to pay conversion tax:
Conversion amount:
Conversion tax paid from IRA:
Comparison balance:
From Now Until Retirement Age Traditional IRA Roth IRA
Estimated deductible portion of balance:
Estimated non-deductible portion of balance:
Estimated of forgone investment value:
Estimated Roth IRA balance:
Estimated value at retirement:
During Retirement Traditional IRA Roth IRA
Annual after-tax income from deductible portion:
Annual after-tax income from non-deductible portion:
Annual forgone investment income:
Annual Roth IRA income:
Comparison Totals Traditional IRA Roth IRA
Total annual after-tax income:
Total monthly after-tax income:

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