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Our retirement calculator helps you visualise your financial future, whether you're just starting out or getting ready to retire. By entering a few details, you can see how much you need to save to enjoy the lifestyle you dream of.
A retirement planning calculator is a simple tool that gives you an idea of the corpus you can accumulate with a regular monthly investment for your golden years.
The above calculation and illustration of figures are indicative only and not on actual basis.
By following these steps, you can ensure a financially secure and stress-free retirement.
Step 1: Set Your Retirement Goals- Determine your desired retirement age and estimate your post-retirement expenses. The expenses can include daily living costs, medical needs, travel, and lifestyle choices. Consider inflation while calculating future expenses.
Step 2: Assess Your Current Financial Position- Evaluate your existing savings, investments, and retirement funds such as EPF, PPF, NPS, or pension plans. Identify any gaps between your current savings and your required retirement corpus.
Step 3: Choose the Right Retirement Plan- Select a retirement investment plan that aligns with your risk appetite and financial goals. Options include National Pension Scheme (NPS), annuity plans, mutual funds, and other pension schemes.
Step 4: Start Investing Early- The earlier you start investing, the more you benefit from compounding returns. Set up systematic contributions to your retirement funds through SIPs, fixed deposits, or pension plans.
Step 5: Diversify Your Investments- Build a balanced portfolio with a mix of equity, debt, and fixed-income assets to reduce risk and maximise returns. Adjust allocations based on your age and risk tolerance.
Step 6: Review and Adjust Your Plan Regularly- Monitor your retirement investments periodically and make necessary adjustments based on changes in market conditions, lifestyle, or financial goals.
Step 7: Create an Emergency Fund- Keep at least 6-12 months' worth of expenses in an easily accessible emergency fund to cover unexpected costs without dipping into your retirement savings.
Step 8: Secure a Steady Income Post-Retirement- Decide how to withdraw your corpus as a lump sum or through annuities. Consider investment options that generate regular income, such as rental properties, fixed deposits, or dividend-yielding stocks.
The answer depends on your current age, expected retirement age and your contributions so far. Simply put, you can follow the chart below to decide ideal contribution for your financially healthy retirement:
Saving an adequate amount is essential to your happiness after retirement. But what is that adequate amount?
The answer to this question depends on your current age as well as the contributions you have made so far. The retirement age is generally 60. So, if you decide to start contributing when you have 30 years left to retire, that is you are 30 then putting aside 10-12% of your annual income will be good enough.
But as you grow older and don’t invest, your contribution will increase. If you now have only 20 years to retire, then the amount you have to contribute each year will increase to 20% of your salary.
This cycle goes due to the compounding returns. This is why you are advised to start investing early.
Years to Retire | Min. Contribution to Retirement Funds |
---|---|
30 or more | 10% of annual income |
20 to less than 30 | 20% of annual income |
Less than 20 | 35% or more |
Less than 10 | 90% or more |
Assuming an ROI of 8% p.a. on retirement investments and the expected retirement age of 60
The less time you have, the higher your contribution has to be towards retirement. That is unless you already have a pool of funds available.
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