Our easy-to-use investment calculators and retirement tools can help you strengthen financial strategy
Determine your target asset mix—the combination of stocks, bonds, and cash you should hold in your portfolio.
Use this tool to help you find the right account and discover resources for your investing goal.
Estimate a potential income, a percentage yield, or a hypothetical investment amount you need to reach your investment income goal.
Does investing work? See how $10,000 would've performed if you'd invested it in the market versus not investing at all.
Select up to 5 different products and compare characteristics like performance and risk measures.
See if what you've been saving—or planning to save—is on track for your retirement income needs.
Use this calculator to create a realistic retirement budget that includes basic and discretionary expenses.
Identify your income sources and estimate your monthly income in retirement.
Get resources and tools that help explain RMD rules and how they may apply to you.
Don't let high investment costs affect your hard-earned savings. Learn how costs can eat away at your retirement income—and how you can control them.
Check out our resources and tips on important information to consider when you plan for retirement.
You want to start saving for retirement, but how much should you put away? Learn how much of your paycheck should go toward retirement.
Explore state tax benefits for qualified education expenses and see how they stack up against The Vanguard 529 Plan.
Get an estimate of future college costs.
Get detailed information on 529 plans your state may offer.
If your state offers a tax benefit, you can estimate the deduction you could receive for your 529 contribution this year.
Estimate how much you may need to save to meet your education savings goals.
Compare the features of a Vanguard-associated 529 savings plan to another state-sponsored 529 plan.
Compare how much you could save in a tax-deferred account vs. a taxable account.
Use our free guide to help see which advice option may be best for your financial journey.
Do you have $500,000 to invest? If so, these 5 questions can help you see if Vanguard Personal Advisor Select is right for you.
All investing is subject to risk, including the possible loss of money you invest.
