The most important number in financial planning: how big a corpus you need, and the monthly SIP that gets you there.
Illustrative projection using the assumptions you entered. Market returns are not guaranteed; actual results will differ. This is an educational tool, not financial advice.
Retirement planning starts from what you spend today. Inflation quietly raises that bill every year: at 6% inflation, ₹50,000 of monthly expenses today becomes about ₹1.6 lakh a month in 20 years. Your corpus must fund that inflated spending for every year of retirement — which is why the required corpus often surprises people.
This calculator first grows today's monthly expenses at your inflation rate up to retirement. It then works out the corpus that can pay those (still inflating) expenses from retirement till your chosen planning age, assuming your money earns the post-retirement return you set — retirees usually invest more conservatively, hence a lower rate. Finally, it converts that corpus into the monthly SIP needed, growing at your pre-retirement return.
Run it once a year and after every salary jump. Starting five years earlier, or stepping up your SIP annually, usually beats trying to save a much larger amount later.
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