Retirement Center
Retirement Center

Retirement Income Worksheet

Understand where your retirement income may come from.

15–20 min Retirement Center • Interactive Worksheet Last Updated: July 2026
Interactive Worksheet

Educational PurposeThis worksheet is intended to help individuals organize information about potential retirement income sources and estimated retirement expenses. It is provided for educational and planning purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, tax, insurance, or investment advice.

One of the most important steps in retirement planning is understanding how your future lifestyle may be supported financially. This worksheet is designed to help you organize your expected retirement income sources, estimate your monthly expenses, and identify areas that may require additional planning.

Tip: If exact numbers are not available, reasonable estimates can help you begin the planning process.

Section 1: My Retirement Date

Planned Retirement Date
Current Age
Desired Retirement Age
Years Until Retirement

Section 2: Expected Retirement Income Sources

Estimate your expected monthly retirement income.

Social Security$ __________
Pension$ __________
Employer Retirement Plan$ __________
Personal Savings$ __________
Investment Income$ __________
Rental Income$ __________
Business Income$ __________
Part-Time Employment$ __________
Other$ __________
Estimated Total Monthly Retirement Income$ __________

Section 3: Estimated Monthly Retirement Expenses

Housing$ __________
Utilities$ __________
Groceries$ __________
Transportation$ __________
Healthcare$ __________
Insurance$ __________
Prescription Medications$ __________
Travel$ __________
Entertainment$ __________
Giving / Charitable Donations$ __________
Hobbies$ __________
Family Support$ __________
Miscellaneous$ __________
Estimated Total Monthly Expenses$ __________

Section 4: Income vs. Expenses

Estimated Monthly Income$ __________
Estimated Monthly Expenses$ __________
Difference$ __________
Reflection
  • My estimated income appears sufficient.
  • I may need to increase retirement savings.
  • I should review my retirement budget.
  • I need additional information before making decisions.
  • I would benefit from discussing my retirement plan with a qualified professional.

Section 5: Inflation Planning

Have you considered how rising prices may affect your retirement?

  • Yes
  • Not Yet

Areas that may be affected:

  • Housing
  • Food
  • Healthcare
  • Utilities
  • Transportation
  • Travel
  • Other

Section 6: Emergency Planning

Do you have a plan for unexpected retirement expenses?

  • Medical emergencies
  • Home repairs
  • Vehicle replacement
  • Family emergencies
  • Long-term care
  • Other unexpected expenses
Notes

Section 7: Retirement Income Confidence Check

Rate your confidence in the following areas.

AreaLowMediumHigh
Understanding Retirement Income
Budgeting for Retirement
Healthcare Planning
Inflation Planning
Estate Planning
Overall Retirement Readiness

Section 8: My Next Three Action Steps

Action Step #1
Target Date
Action Step #2
Target Date
Action Step #3
Target Date
Notes
Annual Review

Review this worksheet each year

  • Has my expected retirement income changed?
  • Have my monthly expenses increased or decreased?
  • Am I saving enough to support my retirement goals?
  • Have my healthcare needs changed?
  • Does my retirement plan still reflect the lifestyle I want?

Small adjustments made over time can have a meaningful impact on long-term retirement readiness.

The TrueWealth Takeaway™
Retirement income planning is about more than numbers — it’s about creating confidence. Understanding where your income may come from, how it aligns with your lifestyle, and where adjustments may be needed can help you prepare for the retirement you envision. A written plan today can become greater peace of mind tomorrow.
— The TrueWealth Perspective™

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Educational Disclaimer: This material is provided for educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial, insurance, legal, tax, or investment advice. Individual circumstances vary. Consult qualified professionals before making financial or insurance decisions.