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Annuity payout

Turn a lump sum into a steady income stream for a set number of years.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Monthly payout

$1,649.89

Annual income$19,798.67
Total received$395,973.44
Interest included$145,973.44
Number of payments240

Estimate only. It assumes a constant interest rate, payments at the end of each period and no fees, taxes or mortality pooling.

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How to estimate an annuity payout

Spread a balance across a fixed term.

1

Enter the balance

Use the amount available to fund the annuity.

2

Choose the term

A shorter payout period produces a larger payment.

3

Set the assumed rate

Use a conservative rate and compare with a quoted annuity illustration.

What does this tool do?

A fixed annuity spreads a balance across a chosen term and earns a return on the unpaid part. The payout rises with the rate and falls with a longer payout period.

The Formula

Payout = Balance × r ÷ [1 − (1 + r)^−n], where r is the periodic rate and n the number of payments

Frequently Asked Questions

Is an annuity payout guaranteed?

Only as far as the issuer and any insurance guarantee. This model assumes a constant rate and no fees.

What happens after the payout period?

The balance is exhausted by design. A lifetime annuity uses mortality pooling, which is not modeled here.