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MasteryPOINT — Financial Planning
Calculators
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MasteryPOINT's online Financial Planning
Calculators allow qualified plan providers
to add valuable, interactive content
to their participant websites.
Test-drive MPT
Financial Planning Calculators.
Click
here and then select “toolbox” to
try a demo version of one of our
Financial Planning Calculators.
Available calculators include:
Qualified Plan Savings
Tools
Roth Analyzer
Is it better to make traditional
or Roth contributions to a 401(k)
plan? The Roth Analyzer uses
personal data to estimate plan balances
and expected retirement income for
both types of contributions. Users
can choose whether to keep their
take-home pay the same or keep their
401(k) savings the same.
Gap Analyzer
Is enough being saved for retirement? Using
savings rate, income, and other simple
data inputs, the Gap Analyzer estimates
whether a participant's present savings
rate is sufficient to meet post-retirement
needs.
Retirement Savings Calculator
What could a participant's account
balance grow to by retirement? The
Retirement Savings Calculator projects
a future balance based on current
age and income, expected salary increases,
savings rate, matching contributions,
and projected investment return.
Savings Goal Calculator
How much must be saved each month
to achieve a specific goal? The
Savings Goal Calculator estimates
how much someone must save to reach
a specified goal based on current
balance, anticipated annual return,
and time frame.
Paycheck Calculator
How will pretax retirement plan
contributions impact take-home pay? Using
simple inputs of salary, withholding
allowances, savings rate, etc., the
Paycheck Calculator estimates a participant's
net pay after making tax-deferred
contributions to a retirement savings
plan. The amount gained each pay
period by saving pretax dollars is
highlighted.
Plan Loan Calculator
What is the real, long-term cost
of borrowing from a retirement plan
account? The Plan Loan Calculator
projects the total cost of taking
a plan loan, including the difference
in plan balance at retirement plus
the missed growth from not investing
the loan payments.
Social Security Calculator
How much income will Social Security
provide? The Social Security
Calculator estimates a monthly and
annual benefit given current and
projected salary and when the user
intends to retire and begin receiving
benefits.
Qualified Plan Distribution
Tools
Depletion Calculator
How quickly should retirement savings
be withdrawn? The Depletion Calculator
allows participants nearing retirement
to estimate the amount they can afford
to withdraw each year and how long
their balance will last if a specified
amount is withdrawn annually. The
calculator also estimates the amount
of savings required to meet retirement
income needs.
Distribution Planner
Which retirement plan distribution
option is best? The Distribution
Planner compares the advantages,
disadvantages, and estimated after-tax
results of five retirement plan distribution
choices.
Substantially Equal Periodic Payment
(SEPP) Calculator
How much can a qualified
plan participant or IRA owner periodically
withdraw before age 59½ without
a 10% tax penalty? The SEPP Calculator
determines the allowable "substantially
equal periodic payment" per year
using the three IRS-approved methods
- life expectancy, amortization,
and annuity-plan.
IRA Tools
IRA Analyzer
How do Roth and traditional IRAs
compare? The IRA Analyzer compares
the characteristics of the two types
of IRAs and estimates how much a
person could have in each type of
account at retirement assuming equivalent
contributions to each and the same
hypothetical investment return. The
calculator also analyzes whether
converting a traditional IRA to a
Roth IRA makes sense.
IRA Comparison Tool
Which type of IRA contribution
is the better choice? The
IRA Comparison Tool uses personal
financial data, including expected
contributions and present and post-retirement
income-tax rates, to help individuals
choose the appropriate IRA.
Traditional IRA vs. Taxable Savings
Tool
Which savings strategy is better? Using
personal tax rate, expected rate of return,
and years to retirement, the Traditional
IRA vs. Taxable Savings Tool compares
the results of saving in a tax-deferred
account and saving in a taxable account.
Required Minimum Distribution Calculator
How much must be withdrawn this
year from tax-deferred savings accounts? Based
on age and account balance, the Required
Minimum Distribution Calculator determines
the minimum amount that must be withdrawn
from traditional IRAs and other tax-deferred
accounts for the current year.
Asset Allocation Tools
Asset Allocation Calculator
How are current
investments allocated? The Asset Allocation Calculator determines
the percentages of cash, bond, and
stock investments in a portfolio.
Asset Allocation Planner
What asset allocation may be appropriate
for retirement investments? Based
on the user's age, anticipated retirement
age, and answers to five questions,
the Asset Allocation Planner determines
risk profile and time horizon and
suggests potential investment mixes.
Budgeting/Planning Tools
College Planner
How much must be saved each month
to reach a college savings goal? The
College Planner estimates the monthly
savings needed to meet future tuition
expenses for up to 10 children using
expected rates of savings growth
and tuition inflation.
Budget/Cash Flow Analyzer
Is annual cash flow on target? The
Budget/Cash Flow Analyzer tracks and
summarizes income and expenses for
the year and compares them with budgeted
amounts.
Loan Calculator
What will the monthly payments
be on a loan? How much can be borrowed
given a specific payment amount? The
Loan Calculator generates the information
individuals need to make fact-based
decisions about borrowing (excluding
retirement plan loans).
Monthly Spending Planner
How does monthly spending compare
with budgeted amounts? The Monthly
Spending Planner allows individuals
to establish monthly budget caps
based on income, track actual spending,
and quickly calculate differences
between the two.
Mortgage Loan Calculator
How much can an individual
borrow for a home loan? The Mortgage Loan Calculator
determines how much an individual
can borrow for a mortgage loan using
the industry standard 28/36 qualifying
ratio.
Mortgage Payment Calculator
What are the monthly payments
for a given mortgage loan? The Mortgage Payment Calculator
computes the monthly mortgage payment
for a given loan amount, interest
rate and loan term. The loan amortization
schedule can also be computed and
printed.
Net Worth Calculator
How much is left after
subtracting debts from assets? The
Net Worth Calculator estimates current
net worth - positive or negative - based
on personal asset and liability data.
Retirement Budget Estimator
What will income and expenses
be in retirement? The Retirement
Budget Estimator helps users create
a realistic post-retirement budget
by analyzing anticipated changes
in income, taxes, and living expenses.
Credit Card Payoff Calculator
How long will it take to pay off
a credit card balance? The Credit
Card Payoff Calculator projects the
number of months it will take to
eliminate a debt based on interest
rate, payment amount, and estimated
new charges. It also shows the monthly
payment necessary to pay off the
balance in a specified number of
months. Users can view a payment
schedule.
Our Financial Planning
Calculators have been
developed by MasterPOINT Financial
Technologis, a Newkirk subsidiary,
and are provided by MasterPOINT and
MP Advisory Services, LLP, a registered
investment advisor.
Click
here to request more information
on MPT ’s Financial Planning
Calculators. Or, contact Eliot Freeman
directly by phone at 518-862-3317.