Corrections

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2026

2 September 2026

The three pages titled for Social Security income and the pension page took no income input; their copy told you to subtract the income from your spending by hand. Every drawdown calculator now has Social Security and pension fields, netted against spending month by month from the age you enter. Found in an audit of what the page titles promised against what the forms took.

1 September 2026

The 72(t) calculator page ran the site's generic drawdown model with the 10% penalty switched off, and let you type any withdrawal. It did not compute a 72(t) payment. Its FAQ said a $500,000 IRA at 52 "typically produces somewhere near $19,000–24,000 a year". The fixed amortization method at the 5% floor pays $30,773. The page now runs the IRS calculation for all three methods, checked against ten published IRS examples on every build. Found while answering a reader's question on Reddit.

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