PSNSpecialCal

Do you have a child with special needs?
When you've passed away, do you know how much money you will need to leave them?

Take this free 5-minutes questionnaire to find out. No registration required to view results.

Your age *
Your life expectancy *
Spouse/Partner's age
Spouse/Partner's life expectancy
Child's age *
Your child's life expectancy *
Future Inflation Rate
Inflation is the rising cost of goods over time. Default is 6%.
Rate of Return on the Assets:
Default is 7%.
Annual income of your child:
(Salary or Pension Income, Investments, Life Insurance , Any Other)
Living Expenses
(House Rent, Utilities etc.)
Monthly
Annually
Care Assistance
(Domestic Help, Nursing Services, Custodial Care, etc.)
Monthly
Annually
Personal Needs
(Food, Clothing, Personal Grooming etc.)
Monthly
Annually
Special Equipments
(Wheelchair, Assistive Technology, Computer Equipments, Books in Alternative Formats, etc.)
Monthly
Annually
Education & Employment
(Transportation, Clothing, Meals, Tution, Books, Coaching, etc.)
Monthly
Annually
Health Care
(Doctor Visits, Therapies, Prescriptive Drugs, OTC Medications, Transportation etc.)
Monthly
Annually
Social/Recreational
(Entertainment, Vacation, Sports, Camping, etc.)
Monthly
Annually
Miscellaneous
Monthly
Annually
Professionals
(CA, Trustee Fees etc.)
Monthly
Annually
Total Expenses
Monthly
Annually
How much Assets will be left to this PERSON (CHILD/REN)
(Investments, Life Insurance Proceeds, Other Assets )
By viewing your results you agree that any information provided is meant to be purely hypothetical/informational in nature and information cannot be guaranteed to be accurate. Results are not intended to provide any financial, tax or legal advice. Please consult with your own attorney/advisor/accountant and social services agencies.
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Inflation Adjusted Corpus

Total Annual Income
Total Annual Expenses

Your child's net expenses from the tables above would be .

Therefore, you would need to leave a lump sum of 645,061  to provide this level of lifetime income to your child, assuming certain variables and growth rates.

Corpus for Perpetual Income

Principal Lumpsum

Total Annual Expenses
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Total Annual Income
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Annual Supplementary Needs
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The chart below illustrates the amount of principal required at various interest rate assumptions to ensure that income is paid out in perpetuity.

Note: This is for the financial needs of the child(ren) with special needs only.

Summary of Results

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