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Roth IRA Calculator

Retirement

Project the growth of a Roth IRA funded with after-tax contributions.

Changing the display currency only changes the symbol shown — amounts aren't converted, since this tool doesn't use live exchange rates.

Roth IRA contributions are made with after-tax money — you don't get a tax deduction now, but qualified withdrawals in retirement (including all this growth) are typically tax-free. Contribution limits are set annually by the IRS; check the current limit before assuming you can contribute this much.

Projected balance

$0

Total contributed: $0

Total growth: $0

How this is calculated

Compounds your current balance plus a recurring monthly contribution at your expected annual return, monthly, for the number of years entered.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the main difference from a Traditional IRA?
Roth contributions are made after-tax with (generally) tax-free qualified withdrawals in retirement; Traditional contributions are often pre-tax with withdrawals taxed as ordinary income later. This calculator projects the same growth math for both — the difference is in how the money is taxed, not the growth formula.
Does this account for contribution limits?
No — IRS contribution limits change annually and depend on your age and income; check the current limit before assuming you can contribute the amount you enter.