Illustrative Estimate
Estimate your deductible contribution.
A 412(e)(3) is built to fund the largest possible guaranteed retirement benefit over your remaining working years — which is why an older, high-earning owner can often deduct far more than any defined-contribution plan allows. Enter a few details for a rough sense of the range. A full feasibility analysis produces your actual numbers.
Enter your age and income to see an estimated annual deductible contribution, how it compares to a SEP-IRA or solo 401(k), and the approximate tax it could save.
Illustrative only. This estimator uses simplified assumptions — a guaranteed accumulation rate, a level annuity conversion factor, and the IRS maximum-benefit limit for defined-benefit plans — to suggest a rough range. It is not a quote, a projection of any specific plan, or tax advice. Your actual deductible contribution is set by the IRS maximum-benefit limit, your income, your census, and carrier-specific contract design, and is determined by a feasibility analysis run by Remain Life Insurance Services, LLC.