Retirement Calculator
Project your retirement corpus by combining the growth of your current savings with your ongoing monthly contributions.
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Your result
₹4,02,42,655.51
Projected corpus at retirement
AI explanation
Formula
Current savings compound annually; monthly contributions grow via the annuity-due SIP formulaWorked example
Age 30, ₹10L savings, ₹10,000/month, 10% return, retiring at 60
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Current age | 30 |
| Retirement age | 60 |
| Current retirement savings | 1000000 |
| Monthly contribution | 10000 |
| Expected annual return | 10 |
| Projected corpus at retirement | 40242655.51 |
| From current savings | 17449402.27 |
| From future contributions | 22793253.24 |
| Total amount contributed | 4600000 |
Assumptions
- Assumes a constant expected annual return for the entire period — actual market returns fluctuate.
- Does not account for inflation reducing the real value of the corpus — plan your target corpus with the Retirement Corpus Calculator for an inflation-adjusted goal.
- Informational only.
Frequently asked questions
How much should I save for retirement?
It depends on your desired post-retirement lifestyle and expected life expectancy — see the Retirement Corpus Calculator to work backward from a target monthly expense instead of forward from a savings rate.
Why does my current savings grow so much by retirement?
Compounding over a long time horizon has a dramatic effect — money invested decades before retirement has much more time to grow than money contributed closer to retirement.
Should I increase my contribution over time?
Many people do, as income grows — see the SIP Step-Up Calculator for modeling contributions that increase by a fixed percentage each year.
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Sources
- National Pension System — Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA). Effective 01-01-2004, reviewed 13-09-2026.
This calculator provides a general estimate only and does not constitute financial or retirement planning advice.
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