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Why Use Our Retirement Calculator?

  • 📊 Real-time chart shows retirement corpus growth over time
  • ✅ Inflation-adjusted income estimation for realistic planning
  • 🇮🇳 Designed specifically for Indian tax and investment rules
  • 💰 Compare current savings vs required corpus scenarios
  • 📱 100% mobile-friendly, no app download required
  • 🎯 Gap analysis shows exactly how much more you need to save

Retirement Planning Calculator

18 years 65 years
Your current age determines investment timeline
50 years 75 years
Age when you plan to retire
₹0 ₹50L
Your existing retirement savings
₹1K ₹1L
Amount you can save monthly for retirement
5% 20%
Conservative: 8%, Moderate: 12%, Aggressive: 15%
3% 10%
India's average inflation: 5-7% annually
₹20K ₹2L
Your current monthly living expenses
15 years 40 years
How long you expect to live after retirement

Your Retirement Planning Results

₹5,84,23,058 Retirement Corpus at Age 60

Total Contributions

Monthly: ₹15,000

Years: 30

Total: ₹54,00,000

Current Savings Growth

Current: ₹5,00,000

Future Value: ₹14,91,394

Monthly Income Possible
₹75,230
Total Investment
₹59,00,000
Wealth Generated
₹5,25,23,058
Real Return (Inflation Adj.)
6.0%
Years to Retirement
30 years
Corpus Multiple
9.9x

Gap Analysis

Required Corpus: ₹5,84,23,058

Projected Corpus: ₹5,84,23,058

Gap: ₹0 (You're on track!)

Recommendation: Continue your current savings plan.

Complete Guide to Retirement Planning in India

Retirement planning is the process of determining retirement income goals and making financial decisions to achieve those objectives. In India, with rising life expectancy and changing family structures, having a robust retirement plan is more crucial than ever.

Retirement Planning Strategies by Age

20s - 30s: Aggressive Growth

Focus on equity investments for maximum growth potential.

  • 80-90% equity allocation
  • Start SIPs in equity mutual funds
  • Take higher risks for better returns
  • Invest in ELSS for tax benefits

30s - 40s: Balanced Approach

Balance growth with some stability as responsibilities increase.

  • 70-80% equity, 20-30% debt
  • Increase contribution amounts
  • Consider NPS for additional tax benefits
  • Diversify across asset classes

40s - 50s: Conservative Focus

Reduce risk and preserve capital as retirement approaches.

  • 50-60% equity, 40-50% debt
  • Focus on capital preservation
  • Maximize EPF and PPF contributions
  • Consider real estate investments

50s+: Income Generation

Shift focus to income-generating stable investments.

  • 30-40% equity, 60-70% debt
  • Invest in senior citizen schemes
  • Consider annuity products
  • Maintain emergency corpus

Best Retirement Investment Options in India

Investment Option Tax Benefits Lock-in Period Expected Returns Risk Level
Employee Provident Fund (EPF) Section 80C + Tax-free returns Till retirement 8-9% Low
Public Provident Fund (PPF) Section 80C + Tax-free returns 15 years 7-8% Low
National Pension System (NPS) Section 80C + 80CCD(1B) Till 60 10-12% Medium
Equity Mutual Funds LTCG tax benefits None 12-15% High
ELSS Mutual Funds Section 80C 3 years 12-15% High

Key Factors in Retirement Planning

  • Inflation Impact: What costs ₹100 today will cost ₹432 after 25 years at 6% inflation
  • Life Expectancy: Plan for 20-25 years post-retirement to account for increasing lifespans
  • Healthcare Costs: Medical expenses typically increase 10-15% annually
  • Lifestyle Maintenance: Aim to replace 70-80% of your pre-retirement income
  • Tax Efficiency: Use tax-advantaged accounts like EPF, PPF, and NPS
  • Asset Allocation: Adjust equity-debt ratio based on age and risk tolerance

Common Retirement Planning Mistakes to Avoid

  • Starting too late and missing out on the power of compounding
  • Underestimating inflation impact on future expenses
  • Over-relying on traditional fixed deposits with low returns
  • Not factoring in healthcare and lifestyle inflation
  • Withdrawing from retirement funds for other goals
  • Not reviewing and adjusting the plan regularly
  • Ignoring tax-efficient investment options

Retirement Planning Calculator - FAQ

How much should I save for retirement monthly?

As a thumb rule, save 15-20% of your income for retirement. If you start early (20s), 10-15% may suffice. Use our calculator to get personalized recommendations based on your goals.

What is a good retirement corpus in India?

A good retirement corpus should be 25-30 times your annual expenses. For example, if you spend ₹5 lakh annually, aim for ₹1.25-1.5 crore corpus, adjusted for inflation.

Should I invest in NPS or mutual funds?

Both have merits. NPS offers additional tax benefits (Section 80CCD) but has limited liquidity. Mutual funds offer flexibility but lower tax benefits. Consider a mix of both.

How does inflation affect retirement planning?

Inflation reduces purchasing power over time. At 6% inflation, prices double every 12 years. Our calculator factors inflation to show real purchasing power of your retirement corpus.

When should I start retirement planning?

The earlier, the better. Starting at 25 vs 35 can mean needing 50% less monthly savings due to compounding. Even if you're 40+, it's never too late to start.

What if I can't save the recommended amount?

Start with whatever you can afford and increase gradually. Even ₹1,000 monthly is better than nothing. Increase contributions with salary hikes and bonuses.

How often should I review my retirement plan?

Review annually or when major life events occur (marriage, children, job change). Adjust contributions, asset allocation, and goals based on changing circumstances.

Are the calculator results guaranteed?

No, these are projections based on assumed returns and inflation. Actual results may vary due to market conditions. Use this as a planning tool and consult a financial advisor for detailed advice.