Retirement Calculator

Plan your retirement savings with our comprehensive free calculator. Determine how much you need to save, when you can retire, and whether your current savings are on track.

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Required Retirement Corpus
₹3.2 Cr
Monthly Expenses at Retirement
₹1,60,357
Years to Retirement
30
Required Monthly SIP
₹8,453
To reach your retirement goal
Your Current Savings Will Grow To
₹14.9 L
Additional Corpus Needed
₹3.05 Cr

Retirement Savings Journey

Your Retirement Plan Summary

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Retirement in
30 years
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Retirement Duration
25 years
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Total Expenses in Retirement
₹8.5 Cr
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Monthly Investment Needed
₹8,453

Key Features

Calculate retirement corpus needed
Factor in inflation
Include existing savings
Account for multiple income sources
Customizable retirement age
Social security/pension integration

How to Use This Calculator

Enter your current age and retirement age
Input your current monthly expenses
Set expected inflation rate
Add your current savings and investments
Click "Calculate" to see retirement plan

Understanding Retirement Planning


Retirement planning is one of the most important financial decisions you'll make. Our Retirement Calculator helps you determine the corpus you need to maintain your lifestyle throughout retirement, considering inflation, life expectancy, and expected returns.

The retirement corpus calculation considers several factors: your current expenses, expected inflation rate, years until retirement, years in retirement, and expected investment returns. Inflation is particularly important as it erodes purchasing power over time.

A common rule of thumb is the 4% withdrawal rule, which suggests you can safely withdraw 4% of your retirement corpus annually without running out of money over a 30-year retirement. However, this rule has limitations and should be adjusted based on market conditions and personal circumstances.

The calculator accounts for the accumulation phase (saving for retirement) and the distribution phase (spending in retirement). During accumulation, focus on growth-oriented investments. During distribution, shift toward income-generating and capital-preserving investments.

Starting early makes a dramatic difference due to compound interest. Someone who starts saving at 25 needs to save significantly less per month than someone starting at 35 to reach the same retirement goal. Time is your most valuable asset in retirement planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do I need to retire?
A common guideline is to have 25-30 times your annual expenses saved. If you spend ₹50,000 monthly (₹6 lakhs annually), you may need ₹1.5 to 1.8 crores, adjusted for inflation.
What is the 4% withdrawal rule?
The 4% rule suggests withdrawing 4% of your retirement savings in the first year, then adjusting for inflation annually. This approach aims to make your money last 30 years.
How does inflation affect retirement?
Inflation reduces purchasing power over time. At 6% inflation, expenses double every 12 years. Your retirement corpus must generate returns that outpace inflation.
When should I start saving for retirement?
Start as early as possible. Thanks to compound interest, starting at 25 versus 35 can mean saving half as much monthly to reach the same goal.
Should I include government pension?
Yes, include expected pension or social security benefits, but don't rely entirely on them. Having additional savings provides security and flexibility.