Project your portfolio across decades.
Set how much you invest, how often, and where it goes. Every default is an editable estimate — make them yours.
Nominal vs. real growth
Headline balance, its inflation-adjusted value, and total contributed.
Asset breakdown
Each asset's contribution to the balance over time.
Monte Carlo outcomes
600 simulated paths · 100% beat what you put in.
This mix reads as Balanced.
- Stepping contributions up 3% a year compounds powerfully — small, steady increases do heavy lifting over time.
Portfolio mix
How each monthly contribution is split across your assets.
- SPX S&P 500 Index50%$250
- NDX Nasdaq-100 / Tech20%$100
- 401K 401(k) Target-Date Blend15%$75
- GLD Gold10%$50
- CASH Cash / High-Yield Savings5%$25
Questions, answered
It is the percentage you increase your contribution by each year, often matching pay rises. Even a 3% annual step-up meaningfully lifts the final balance over long horizons.
Use the real (inflation-adjusted) line to understand future buying power. The nominal line shows the headline dollar figure, which always looks larger.
It is the range of outcomes across hundreds of simulated market paths. A wider cone means more uncertainty — typical of higher-volatility portfolios.