Plan your retirement with AI-powered projections that model taxes, Social Security, Medicare, inflation, and withdrawal strategies — year by year through age 95.
Get Started FreeMost retirement calculators ask for your savings, expected return, and withdrawal rate — then spit out a single number. But retirement planning isn't that simple.
Your retirement income comes from multiple sources that interact in complex ways: Social Security timing affects your taxes. RMDs from your 401(k) push you into higher brackets. Medicare IRMAA surcharges kick in when income crosses certain thresholds. The order you withdraw from accounts matters enormously.
A simple calculator can't model these interactions. And a financial advisor who charges $2,000-$5,000 for a retirement plan may not be accessible — or necessary — for everyone.
An AI-powered retirement planner like Bullseye doesn't just calculate — it projects. It models every year of your retirement from now through age 95, accounting for the interplay between taxes, Social Security, Medicare, investment growth, inflation, and withdrawals. It shows you not just whether you have "enough," but exactly how your money flows year by year.
Year-by-year projections that account for every major financial variable in retirement.
See your income, expenses, taxes, and portfolio balance for every year from now through age 95. No averages — actual projected numbers.
Federal and state taxes calculated automatically, including Social Security taxation, RMD income, capital gains, and standard deduction.
Model different claiming ages (62, 67, 70) and see the lifetime impact. Includes spousal benefits and survivor benefit analysis.
Medicare premiums and IRMAA surcharges calculated based on your projected income. See how Roth conversions or RMDs affect your brackets.
Test market crashes, unexpected expenses, early retirement, or different Social Security strategies. See how each change ripples through your entire plan.
Model rental income, property taxes, insurance, maintenance, and mortgage payoff schedules as part of your complete retirement picture.
Mark (PIA: $2,800) and Sarah (PIA: $1,200) use Bullseye to compare claiming at 62, 67, and 70. They discover that Mark delaying to 70 while Sarah claims at 67 maximizes their combined lifetime income by $180,000 — and protects Sarah with a larger survivor benefit if Mark passes first.
David retires at 65 with $1.2M in his 401(k). Before Social Security starts at 70, his income is low. Bullseye shows him he can convert $50,000/year to a Roth IRA at the 12% bracket, saving an estimated $48,000 in lifetime taxes compared to waiting for RMDs to force withdrawals at 73.
Lisa retires with $900K and worries about a 2008-style crash. She uses Bullseye's scenario feature to model a 35% market drop in year one. The projection shows she'd still have $420K at age 85 — tight but survivable — giving her confidence to proceed with her plan.
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