This applet computes how long your money will last by doing yearly withdrawals and adding of interest according to its input. See below for definitions.

Buttons:
	Reset - sets input fields to values when Compute button last pressed
	Compute/Stop - Starts/stops the computations and displays the results
      Continue - sets input fields to where the computations ended to allow
              changes to input data for a future date. Enables text editting
              of the display.
	
Input definitions:
   Outside:  Funds outside of IRAs
   Traditional:  Funds in a Traditional IRA (taxed on withdrawal)
   Roth:  Funds in a Roth IRA
   Withdraw:  Amount (after taxes) to be withdrawn each year.
		Will be computed if a ? entered.	
   Int Rate:  Interest rate. Eg. .07  for 7%
   Tax Rate:  Tax rate.  Will be computed if left blank. 
     Sample Fed rates for incomes: 50K->17% 60K->18.8% 70K->20.1% 80K->21.1%
   nbr Years:  number of years to run calculation. Eg. 99

Output defintions:
	Year: the year starting at 0
  	Outside, Traditional and Roth:  Remaining balance at end of year
	taxes paid: amount of taxes paid
	Total worth: Sum of Outside, Traditional and Roth	

Computations:
	The totals for the current year are displayed. Then the withdrawals 
    for the year are made and then the interest is added for the amount
    remaining at the end of the year. Withdrawals from Outside and Roth 
    are without taxes.  Withdrawals from the Traditional are increased
    by the amount of taxes to be paid. Interest paid to Outside is reduced
    by amount of taxes.