Use the button to populate the case: age 64, retirement at 67, pension $21,600, widow SS $18,000, own SS at 70 $45,000, IRA $1,000,000, income goal $130,000 with 3% COLA, and an optional FIA income layer.
When enabled, the Before side treats these rider payments as taxable IRA income streams. Use the Owner and Payout Type fields to show whether each rider is single-life and stops when that owner dies, or joint and continues to the survivor. The Strategy side assumes those accounts are replaced through the Roth conversion / tax-free income strategy, so the report can show why the proposed plan may reduce taxable income and improve legacy value.
This section stops the rental income after the entered last age. Property-sale proceeds, capital gain, depreciation recapture, and reinvestment of net proceeds are not included unless entered separately.
Interest and ordinary dividends use ordinary federal rates. Qualified dividends use the modeled preferential capital-gain rates, while all three remain included in MAGI, Social Security taxation, and IRMAA calculations. Net investment income tax and state tax are not modeled.