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AMERICAN & MILITARY RETIREMENT PLANNING

Could your retirement
budget work overseas?

Test your own income, actual cost quotes and the cash you can keep accessible. See the assumptions before making a decision.

Starting values are illustrations—not typical pensions, verified Philippine prices or benefit eligibility. Enter only income available after deductions and tax provision. Use verified cost quotes. Calculator inputs stay in this browser and are not submitted with an inquiry. Use household totals; no per-person multiplier is applied.

01 / HOUSEHOLD AFFORDABILITY

Does your income cover the life you are planning?

Use net monthly amounts in USD. Do not enter expected benefits until they are actually available to you.

Your income

Your monthly spending

MONTHLY MARGIN AFTER CONTINGENCY$280

Entered income covers entered costs with this contingency.

Net monthly income$3,500
Monthly spending plan$3,220
Income used by the plan92.0%
12-month margin$3,360

Income = entered income streams. Plan = entered expenses × (1 + buffer). Margin = income − plan. A positive margin is not an affordability guarantee and excludes one-time commitments and future changes. Do not count a premium both as a pension deduction and as a separate cost.

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Test a less favorable exchange rate

Only the share you enter as PHP-exposed changes; fixed USD costs remain unchanged. No live exchange-rate data is used.

Stressed monthly spending $3,470

Stressed monthly margin $30

Stressed plan = plan × (1 − exposed share) + plan × exposed share ÷ (1 − rate decrease). This isolates exchange-rate sensitivity; inflation and income changes are excluded.

02 / SPENDING COMPARISON

How does the scenario compare with your U.S. spending?

Compare complete household costs. Continuing U.S. obligations must already be included in the Philippines scenario above.

MONTHLY SPENDING DIFFERENCE$1,280

The entered Philippines scenario costs less than the U.S. spending input.

12-month difference$15,360
Months to offset setup costs4.7

Difference = U.S. spending − Philippines plan. Recovery = nonrefundable setup costs ÷ positive monthly difference. Restricted deposits and property capital are not treated as setup expenses. This assumes costs remain fixed and does not predict savings or changed income.

03 / CASH & RESERVE CHECK

What remains accessible after the move?

Use accessible cash only. Exclude retirement accounts, property capital or other funds you cannot use for this plan.

REMAINING ACCESSIBLE CASH$24,000
Your reserve target$19,320
Surplus / gap versus target$4,680
Months covered if income stops7.5

Remaining cash = accessible cash − setup costs − deposits. Target = monthly plan × chosen months. Runway assumes the full monthly plan is paid from remaining cash with no income; it is not a portfolio longevity forecast. Enter actual visa and rental deposit commitments—no eligibility or required deposit is calculated.

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