Calculators
Work out how much you may need for retirement or a goal, and the monthly SIP that could get you there. Change any input and the numbers update.
Your inputs
Rates
Your SIP
₹25.18 cr at age 50, funds 30 years of expenses
Start a SIP of ₹900,939 per month.
How we got there
- Annual expenses todaymonthly × 12
- ₹24,00,000
- Annual expenses at retirementannual × (1 + pre-retirement inflation)^years to retire
- ₹56,81,673
- Post-tax return on investmentreturn × (1 − tax); equals the return when tax is Off
- 7.88%
- Real rate of return in retirement(return − inflation) ÷ (1 + inflation); can be zero or negative
- 0.82%
- Years your money must lastlife expectancy − retire age
- 30 years
- Spending corpuspresent value of a growing annuity, start-of-year payments
- ₹15,18,40,995
- Corpus needed at retirementspending corpus + legacy
- ₹25,18,40,995
- Current portfolio at retirementportfolio × (1 + pre-retirement return)^years to retire
- ₹6,21,16,964
- Gap the SIP must filltarget − portfolio at retirement; zero or negative means already covered
- ₹18,97,24,030
- Annuity factor((1+r)^n − 1) ÷ r; with a yearly step-up s: ((1+r)^n − (1+s)^n) ÷ (r − s)
- 17.5487
- Required monthly SIPgap ÷ annuity factor ÷ 12
- ₹9,00,939
Today's expenses are projected to retirement at the lifestyle-inflation rate. Retirement withdrawals are discounted at the real rate of return (post-tax if toggled), annuity-due. The SIP solves for the contribution whose future value equals the target corpus minus the grown current portfolio. It is computed on an annual-compounding basis and divided by 12; a true monthly-compounding SIP would need slightly less.
Illustrative only, based on the inputs and assumptions above. Not investment advice; returns are not assured and actual outcomes will vary. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.
