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RMD Calculator

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Project your Required Minimum Distributions from age 73 to 90 — and the total lifetime tax exposure they create.

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%
Social Security + pension + other
$
First RMD (Age 73)
$96,585
Required withdrawal
Total RMDs (73–90)
$2,780,419
Cumulative withdrawals
Total Tax on RMDs
$599,605
Estimated federal tax
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Annual RMD amounts (age 73–90)
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90
AgeRMD AmountAccount BalanceEst. Tax
73$96,585$2,610,704$18,786
74$102,381$2,658,823$20,177
75$108,082$2,703,785$21,545
76$114,084$2,745,084$22,986
77$119,873$2,782,724$24,375
78$126,487$2,815,610$25,962
79$133,441$2,843,099$27,631
80$140,747$2,864,493$29,385
... through age 90
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RMD amounts use the IRS Uniform Lifetime Table (ULT). Tax estimates are illustrative. Verify with IRS Publication 590-B.

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How this is calculated

We project your Required Minimum Distributions from age 73 using the IRS life-expectancy tables, and the lifetime tax they create.

The steps

  1. Grow your account to age 73 at your expected return.
  2. Each year, RMD = account balance ÷ the IRS Uniform Lifetime Table factor for your age.
  3. Subtract the RMD, grow the remainder, and estimate the federal tax ATTRIBUTABLE to the RMD — tax on (other income + RMD) minus tax on other income alone.
  4. Sum the RMDs and their attributable tax through age 90.

Assumptions

  • IRS Uniform Lifetime Table; 2025 federal brackets.

Good to know

  • Assumes a steady return; doesn’t cover inherited-account or still-working exceptions.

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Educational disclaimer: All content on WealthSerene.com is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Projections and calculations are illustrative — actual results will vary based on market conditions, your specific situation, and many factors outside this tool’s scope. Always consult a qualified financial professional for advice specific to your situation. View full disclosures →