Retirement Planner

Plan your retirement corpus.

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Retirement Details
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Retirement Corpus Needed
Years to Retire30 Yrs
Monthly Expenses at 60
Post-Ret. Period20 Yrs
Monthly Savings Needed
Existing Corpus at 60
Inflation-Adjusted Monthly Need
Monthly amount needed in today's purchasing power

Plan a financially independent retirement with realistic inflation, return, and corpus assumptions. This planner is India-first and equally useful for global retirement roadmaps.

Why retirement planning matters

Longer life expectancy and rising healthcare costs mean retirement needs are larger than most people assume. Starting early lowers monthly investment pressure.

Retirement corpus estimate

Required Corpus ≈ Annual Expense at Retirement x 20 to 30 (depends on post-retirement return and inflation)

A more precise estimate models year-by-year expense inflation and portfolio withdrawals.

Inputs you should define

  • Current age and retirement age
  • Current annual expenses
  • Expected inflation rate
  • Expected pre- and post-retirement returns
  • Current investments and monthly contribution

How to use this planner

  1. Estimate current annual household expenses
  2. Inflate expenses to retirement age
  3. Set required retirement years (for example, up to age 85 or 90)
  4. Calculate target corpus and corpus gap
  5. Plan SIP increase to close the gap

Retirement planning example

Scenario: Age 32, retirement at 60, current annual expense Rs 6,00,000, inflation 6%.

Inputs

  • Years to retire: 28
  • Expense inflation: 6%

Calculation

  • Retirement-year expense ≈ 6,00,000 x (1.06)^28 ≈ Rs 30,50,000
  • If 25x multiple used, target corpus ≈ Rs 7.6 crore

Result: A corpus in the Rs 7-8 crore range may be needed under these assumptions.

Frequently Asked Questions

A practical starting range is 15% to 25%, increasing with age and goals.

Yes, include all retirement-oriented assets for accurate planning.

Many planners use 5% to 7%; healthcare inflation may be higher.

Yes, by reducing retirement age and checking whether contributions can bridge the corpus gap.

Yes, update inflation, returns, and tax assumptions for your country.