# Embed These Calculators On Your Site

> Add any of 8 free retirement calculators to your own site. One line of code each, no signup, works on any page. Free to use with attribution.

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Site: SavingsLast, free retirement drawdown calculators. Educational estimates, not advice.

Free for any website — financial advisers, bloggers, credit unions, HR and benefits teams, tax preparers. Copy one line of code. No signup, no tracking of your readers, no cost.

## Terms

Use any of them freely on any site, commercial or not. The only condition is that you keep the small attribution link to SavingsLast beneath the calculator. Please embed it rather than copying the code, so your readers always get the current version and corrected figures.

Questions or a custom version for your organisation: [hello@savingslast.com](mailto:hello@savingslast.com)

## How Long Will My Money Last?

For financial advisers, bloggers, credit unions, HR and benefits teams. Your readers get a month-by-month simulation with inflation-adjusted withdrawals, a balance chart, and the maximum sustainable withdrawal for 20, 25 and 30 years. It loads in under a tenth of a second, sets no cookies, and sends nothing your readers type anywhere — the maths runs entirely in their browser.

` addEventListener('message',function(e){if(!e.data||!e.data.savingslastHeight)return;var fs=document.querySelectorAll('iframe[src*="savingslast.com/embed"]');for(var i=0;i` ## Social Security Break-Even For financial advisers and retirement bloggers. Your readers get what Social Security pays at every claiming age from 62 to 70, and the age at which waiting overtakes claiming early. It loads in under a tenth of a second, sets no cookies, and sends nothing your readers type anywhere — the maths runs entirely in their browser.

` addEventListener('message',function(e){if(!e.data||!e.data.savingslastHeight)return;var fs=document.querySelectorAll('iframe[src*="savingslast.com/embed"]');for(var i=0;i` ## 72(t) / SEPP Distribution For financial advisers and early-retirement bloggers. Your readers get the exact SEPP payment under the IRS's amortization, annuitization or RMD method, checked against the IRS's own published examples. It loads in under a tenth of a second, sets no cookies, and sends nothing your readers type anywhere — the maths runs entirely in their browser.

` addEventListener('message',function(e){if(!e.data||!e.data.savingslastHeight)return;var fs=document.querySelectorAll('iframe[src*="savingslast.com/embed"]');for(var i=0;i` ## Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) For credit unions, IRA custodians and financial advisers. Your readers get this year's required minimum distribution under the current IRS Uniform Lifetime Table. It loads in under a tenth of a second, sets no cookies, and sends nothing your readers type anywhere — the maths runs entirely in their browser.

` addEventListener('message',function(e){if(!e.data||!e.data.savingslastHeight)return;var fs=document.querySelectorAll('iframe[src*="savingslast.com/embed"]');for(var i=0;i` ## Pension Lump Sum vs. Annuity For HR and benefits teams, and financial advisers. Your readers get the implied payout rate on a pension lump-sum offer, and the age at which the invested lump sum runs out paying the same income as the pension. It loads in under a tenth of a second, sets no cookies, and sends nothing your readers type anywhere — the maths runs entirely in their browser.

` addEventListener('message',function(e){if(!e.data||!e.data.savingslastHeight)return;var fs=document.querySelectorAll('iframe[src*="savingslast.com/embed"]');for(var i=0;i` ## Inherited IRA Distribution For financial advisers and estate-planning sites. Your readers get a level distribution schedule that empties an inherited IRA by its SECURE Act deadline, plus the heir's own tax on each withdrawal. It loads in under a tenth of a second, sets no cookies, and sends nothing your readers type anywhere — the maths runs entirely in their browser.

` addEventListener('message',function(e){if(!e.data||!e.data.savingslastHeight)return;var fs=document.querySelectorAll('iframe[src*="savingslast.com/embed"]');for(var i=0;i` ## Roth Conversion For financial advisers and tax preparers. Your readers get what a Roth conversion actually costs this year — marginal rate, IRMAA and ACA subsidy cliffs included, not just the headline tax bracket. It loads in under a tenth of a second, sets no cookies, and sends nothing your readers type anywhere — the maths runs entirely in their browser.

` addEventListener('message',function(e){if(!e.data||!e.data.savingslastHeight)return;var fs=document.querySelectorAll('iframe[src*="savingslast.com/embed"]');for(var i=0;i` ## Early-Retirement Bridge Planner For financial advisers and early-retirement (FIRE) bloggers. Your readers get a year-by-year plan for funding retirement before 59½ — taxable brokerage, a Roth ladder, a 72(t) SEPP, or a blend of the three. It loads in under a tenth of a second, sets no cookies, and sends nothing your readers type anywhere — the maths runs entirely in their browser.

` addEventListener('message',function(e){if(!e.data||!e.data.savingslastHeight)return;var fs=document.querySelectorAll('iframe[src*="savingslast.com/embed"]');for(var i=0;i` SavingsLast calculators are educational estimates. They assume a constant average return and steady inflation; real markets are volatile and sequence-of-returns risk can shorten how long money lasts. Nothing here is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions.
