If I have Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) that are not spent, where do they go?

RMDs that are not spent are distributed to accounts with an 'Account Type' of "Taxable". The distributions go into these accounts pro-rata based on their balances at that [...]

I see the Net Investment Income Tax in the Taxes section and it starts at 0% and keeps increasing. Why is that?

The brackets for the Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT) are not indexed to inflation, as opposed to federal income taxes, which are indexed to inflation. This means that over time more and more people will be paying the NIIT because, generally speaking, incomes move with inflation. As people's nominal income increases, they move into a higher tax bracket for the [...]

Why does the percent of my Social Security that is taxable increase until it hits 85%?

Social Security brackets are not indexed to inflation. This means that over time more and more people will be paying higher taxes on their Social Security because, generally speaking, incomes move with inflation. As people's nominal income increases, they move into a bracket where more of their Social Security is deemed [...]

Where do I change the inflation rate used? What about COLA for Social Security?

The inflation rate and the COLA rate (used for Social Security) are separate settings as seen below. src="https://cdn.livehelpnow.net/clients/21145/kb/cola3_ad805511-80dc-4361-aa84-03186b836d62.png" id="f22497fd-facb-4aed-87d1-330844943cd5" alt="cola3" width="90%" height="auto" data-image="f22497fd-facb-4aed-87d1-330844943cd5 [...]

Where do I view or change assumptions such as the distribution type and standard deviations used for Monte Carlo simultions?

After logging in click on your username at the top right and choose 'Account'. Go to the Monte Carlo Assumptions section. From there you can view and edit the distribution type and the standard deviations. src="https://cdn.livehelpnow.net/clients/21145/kb/mcs2_b98a85b6-047b-4afc-ac86-95df817a2214.png" id="2a8aacfa-8752-44d3-b75f-6a8b17794598" alt="mcs2" width="90%" height="auto" [...]