$ Roth IRA Calc

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Embed the Roth IRA calculator

Add a lightweight iframe calculator to financial education articles, credit union resources, and retirement planning guides. The widget is free to use when the attribution link remains visible.

Who this widget is for

The Roth IRA Calc embed is built for public educational pages that need a working calculator next to written guidance. It fits personal-finance blogs, credit union education centers, school financial literacy resources, FIRE articles, and retirement planning explainers where a reader should be able to test numbers without leaving the page.

The widget uses the same browser-based growth calculator as the main site. It supports current age, retirement age, contribution schedule, starting Roth IRA balance, expected return, inflation adjustment, annual projections, chart output, and withdrawal-rate examples. Export and social-sharing controls stay on the full growth calculator page so the embedded version remains compact. It is not a brokerage lead form and does not ask for a login, account number, Social Security number, or tax documents.

Widget settings

The iframe URL updates as you change the theme.
Attribution
Required: Powered by rothiracalc.com
Please keep the attribution link visible. It helps keep the widget free.

The widget is educational only and does not provide financial, tax, or investment advice. Publishers are responsible for how the iframe is presented on their sites.

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Installation steps

  1. Choose a theme that fits your page background.
  2. Copy the iframe code from the box above.
  3. Paste it into the article, CMS block, or resource page where the calculator should appear.
  4. Preview the page on desktop and mobile. A height of 680 pixels works for most pages; increase it if your layout clips the calculator.
  5. Keep the attribution visible and linkable so readers can verify the calculator source and methodology.

Usage terms

You may embed the calculator in public educational content, newsletters with web archives, and resource pages. Do not frame it behind a paywall that removes attribution, imply endorsement, or present the estimate as individualized financial advice.

The embed is allowed on HTTPS websites. The runtime page at /embed/calculator is intentionally noindex and excluded from the sitemap because it is a distribution surface, not a standalone search result. The public embed page remains indexable because it explains installation, terms, and attribution.

Attribution requirement

The widget must show the visible "Powered by rothiracalc.com" attribution. The link helps readers review the source, methodology, disclaimers, and IRS references behind the calculation. Please do not hide it, restyle it to be unreadable, replace it with a plain text mention, or frame the calculator in a way that obscures the source.

Privacy and performance

The calculator runs client-side in the iframe. It does not require visitors to create an account, submit an email, or connect a financial account. Share links can include input assumptions in the URL, so publishers should remind readers not to enter personally identifying information around the widget.

The iframe loads from rothiracalc.com and uses a fixed set of static assets. It is designed to be lightweight enough for article pages and resource hubs, but publishers should still test page speed after adding any third-party iframe.

Common questions

Can I embed the Roth IRA calculator on a public website?

Yes. Public educational websites, blogs, newsletters with web archives, and resource pages may embed the Roth IRA calculator iframe when the attribution link remains visible and the calculator is not presented as personalized financial advice.

Does the embedded calculator collect visitor inputs?

The calculator runs in the browser and does not require an account, email address, Social Security number, brokerage login, or tax document upload. Publishers should still avoid asking visitors to enter private identifying information around the widget.

Can I remove the attribution link?

No. The visible Powered by rothiracalc.com attribution is required. It helps users verify the calculator source, review the methodology, and keeps the widget free for educational publishers.

Can I customize the theme?

The standard embed supports light, dark, minimal, and branded themes. If you need a specific color treatment for a higher-volume educational use case, send a note through the Contact page.

Where should readers verify the formulas?

Link readers to the calculator methodology page for formulas, IRS sources, contribution timing, inflation adjustment, and limitations.