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Assumptions drive the result
Return, contribution amount, time, and inflation can matter more than calculator precision.
Stress-test the plan
Try lower returns, higher expenses, or earlier retirement.
Separate personal assets from official benefits
This website's retirement model is not an official Taiwan pension benefit calculation.
The assumptions matter more than the final retirement number
Retirement age, spending, inflation, investment return, pensions, and longevity can materially change the result. A conservative/base/stress set of scenarios is more useful than treating one projection as a precise answer.
Think in purchasing power
Today's monthly spending will not necessarily buy the same lifestyle decades later. Inflation should be built into the model, and medical, care, rent, or travel costs may move differently from average CPI.
Update the plan regularly
Assets, income, family obligations, and public programs change. Re-running the plan annually is more useful than relying on one projection made many years ago.