Retirement Planning Calculator
Stress Test Scenarios (Optional)
Future Monthly Expense:
Required Corpus (Goal):
Initial Monthly SIP:
Total Invested:
Cost of Delay Analysis
Impact of Delay
Delaying your investment start by years has a significant impact on your required monthly SIP to meet the same goal.
| Scenario | Initial Monthly SIP | Total Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Start Now | ||
| Start Later |
The **Cost of Delay** is a **%** increase in your initial monthly SIP.
Corpus Longevity Simulator
Find out how long an existing corpus will last with a fixed withdrawal.
Stress Test Scenarios (Optional)
Corpus Longevity Outcomes
Based on your inputs, here is the simulated longevity of your corpus:
- There is an **80% chance** your corpus will last for at least ** years**.
- The **median outcome** (50% chance) is that your corpus will last for ** years**.
- There is a **20% chance** your corpus will last for at least ** years**.
- In the **best 10%** of outcomes, your corpus lasts for ** years or more**.
Summary of Your Plan
- Current Lifestyle: ₹ per month.
- Inflation Impact: We've factored in an annual inflation rate of % to estimate the future value of your expenses.
- Pre-Retirement Phase (Accumulation):
- Duration: years
- Expected Annual Return: % with % Volatility
- SIP Growth: Your monthly investment will increase by % annually.
- Post-Retirement Phase (Withdrawal):
- Duration: years
- Expected Annual Return: %
- Your retirement funds will need to grow at a rate that beats inflation to last the entire tenure.
Probable Outcomes (Monte Carlo Simulation)
- Future Monthly Expense: You will need approximately per month to maintain your current lifestyle in retirement.
- Required Corpus (Goal): The total amount you need to accumulate is ****.
- Initial Monthly SIP: Based on your volatility, you will need to start with an SIP of **** to have an 80% chance of reaching your corpus goal.
- Total Investment: Your total out-of-pocket investment over the entire period will be ****.
- Worst 10% of Outcomes (0-10%): to
- Below-Average Outcomes (20-30%): to
- Average Outcomes (45-55%): to
- Above-Average Outcomes (70-80%): to
- Best Outcomes (90-100%): to
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