35%
of non-retirees say their retirement savings are on track
Source: Federal Reserve SHED 2024Retirement Planning
Drift runs a month-by-month projection of your retirement savings across multiple scenarios — so you can see the failure point, not just the average case.
Most retirement calculators show you the best case. Drift shows you the worst case — and what to do about it.
U.S. Retirement Data
The numbers that shape how Americans experience retirement — from savings confidence to benefit timing to inflation pressure.
35%
of non-retirees say their retirement savings are on track
Source: Federal Reserve SHED 20248%
tapped retirement accounts in the previous 12 months
Source: Federal Reserve SHED 2024$2,071
estimated average monthly Social Security retirement benefit
Source: SSA FAQ, January 20262.4%
12-month CPI-U inflation for January 2026
Source: BLS release, February 18, 202667
full retirement age for people born in 1960 or later
Source: SSA benefits planner73
RMD start age for most IRA and defined contribution participants
Source: IRS retirement topicsHow It Works
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Age, savings, retirement date, spending, returns, and inflation — everything flows into a monthly projection model that updates in real time.
02
Three scenarios (typical, downside, upside) show you when savings run out — not just what the average case looks like.
03
The planner quantifies how reducing spending, delaying retirement, or adjusting return assumptions changes your outcome before you commit.
Who It's For
Pre-retirees who want an honest baseline, not motivational defaults
Households deciding whether their retirement timing is realistic
Anyone who wants to understand when — not if — their savings could run out
What's Included
Real-time savings projection with monthly granularity
Typical, downside, and upside scenario modeling
Spending guardrail and stress test matrix
What-if improvement scenarios with impact deltas
Social Security and pension income timing
Downloadable PDF strategy report
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