Retirement Calculator

Plan the corpus you need to retire comfortably in India, accounting for inflation, current savings and life expectancy.

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SIP Needed
What SIP do I need?
Retire When
When can I retire?
Timeline
Current Age
yrs
Retire At
yrs
Life Expectancy
yrs
Accumulation: 30 yrsRetirement: 25 yrs
Financials
Current Savings
5.00L
₹
Monthly Expenses (today)
50.0K
₹
Rates & SIP
Pre-retirement Return
% p.a.
Post-retirement Return
% p.a.
Inflation
% p.a.
Monthly SIP
20.0K
₹
Step-Up %
%
0 = none
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Corpus Needed
₹7.59Cr
at retirement
Corpus You'll Build
₹8.86Cr
at retirement
Surplus
₹1.27Cr
Monthly Exp. at Retirement
₹2.87L
inflation adjusted
Retirement Readiness
117%of target
On Track ✓
Corpus Survivability
✓ Lasts till age 85
Balance remaining
₹7.28Cr
Corpus Building Journey
323436384042444648505254565860₹0₹2.50Cr₹5.00Cr₹7.50Cr₹10.00Cr
  • Savings Growth
  • Total Corpus
Retirement Drawdown
61626364656667686970717273747576777879808182838485₹0₹3.00Cr₹6.00Cr₹9.00Cr₹12.00Cr
  • Corpus Balance
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much money do I need to retire in India?
The retirement corpus you need depends on your current age, expected retirement age, monthly expenses, life expectancy and inflation. This calculator projects your required corpus by modelling how your expenses grow with inflation and how your savings grow until retirement.
How does inflation affect my retirement corpus?
Inflation steadily raises the cost of living, so the monthly expense you have today will be much higher by the time you retire. A realistic retirement plan must grow your corpus faster than inflation erodes it.
When should I start planning for retirement?
The earlier you start, the more you benefit from compounding — even small monthly investments started in your 20s or 30s can build a significantly larger retirement corpus than larger investments started later.
What return rate should I assume before and after retirement?
A common approach is to assume a higher return (from equity-heavy investments) during your working years and a more conservative return (from debt-heavy, capital-protecting investments) after retirement, since capital preservation matters more once you stop earning.