What are fees costing your 401(k)?
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Fees could cost you $216,156 by 65.
$216,156
With fees $1,243,211 compared with $1,459,367.
How we calculate
$3,534
Monthly income at 65
A range, not a promise.
How we calculate
$1,135 to $3,420 a month
$2,466
Monthly gap to your target, in today’s dollars.
Check your Social Security estimate
How we calculate
More assumptions $12,000/yr · retire at 65 · 7% return
Returns are after inflation.
Educational only. This is not advice, and no number here is a promise.
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How it works
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Run the numbers
Fees, income and the gap, with every assumption in the open.
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Answer six quick questions
Savings, age, timing, state and what changed. About a minute.
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Book if it fits
Over $250,000 and in a covered state, you can pick a time.
A free statement review
- Your real all-in fee, line by line
- Every option, including leaving it
- No pitch. 20–30 minutes.
How we make money
What we do
- Advisors pay us a flat fee per kept call
- You pay nothing
What we never do
- We never sell your data
- We never share you with several advisors
Common questions
What does this cost me?
Nothing. Advisors pay us a flat fee for booked calls. We never charge you, and we never sell your details to anyone else.
Will someone call me?
Only if you book a time. The tools are free to use on their own, with no call and no sales pitch.
Are you an advisor?
No. We are a matching service, and these tools are educational. Nothing here is investment advice about your own account.
What if I have under $250,000?
You still get every result by email. We just do not book a call.
Ready in under a minute?
Six questions, then your numbers. Advisors pay us, so it costs you nothing.