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Summary

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Is this enough?

Most people need a retirement income which is about two thirds of their salary. For you, this is £{{ numeralify(twoThirdsSalary().toFixed(0)) }} per year.

Standard
Estimated pension pot at retirement £{{ numeralify(calculatedRetirementFunds.toFixed(0)) }}
Desired tax free lump sum £{{ numeralify(taxFreeCash( calculatedRetirementFunds ).toFixed(0)) }}
Estimated annual income £{{ numeralify(yearlyIncome.toFixed(0)) }}
Increase Contributions Delay Retirement Delay Contributions
£{{ numeralify(increaseContEstimatedPension.toFixed(0)) }} £{{ numeralify(delayRetirementEstimatedPension.toFixed(0)) }} £{{ numeralify(delayContEstimatedPension.toFixed(0)) }}
£{{ numeralify(increaseContTaxFree.toFixed(0)) }} £{{ numeralify(delayRetirementTaxFree.toFixed(0)) }} £{{ numeralify(delayContTaxFree.toFixed(0)) }}
£{{ numeralify(increaseContYearlyIncome.toFixed(0)) }} £{{ numeralify(delayRetirementYearlyIncome.toFixed(0)) }} £{{ numeralify(delayContYearlyIncome.toFixed(0)) }}

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