QUESTION:

income after retirement

I earn a nice amount now and my wife has a decent pension which she can receive in about 6 years. How do I factor that in to your calculator?
asked by lnewson, 1/21/2008
Categories: Work and Retirement, Debt and Mortgages
ANSWERS:
Answered by: Editorial, 01/23/08
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You should be able to enter the start dates for your pension into the calculator. To the right of the box where you enter your pension income is a box that says: "start at age."

If you are the one entering the data, put the age you will be when your wife's pension begins.

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