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Retirement Corpus
$1.88M
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Years to Retirement
35
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Monthly Income
$2.2K
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Replacement Ratio
74.4%
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Shortfall
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Investment Gains
$1.52M
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Projected Retirement Corpus
$1.88M
Inflation-adjusted: $669.8K
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Corpus Shortfall
You need an additional $49.98M to meet your retirement goals.

Corpus Breakdown

Your Contributions$365.0K
Investment Gains$1.52M
Total at Retirement$1.88M

Contribution vs Growth

$1.88M
Contributions: $365.0K (19.4%)
Gains: $1.52M (80.6%)

Retirement Income

$2.2K/month
Replacement Ratio:74.4%
Based on 4% safe withdrawal rate

Retirement Calculator 2026 โ€” Complete Retirement Planning Guide

Our advanced retirement calculator helps you plan for financial independence with 401k projections, pension planning, and Monte Carlo simulation. Calculate your retirement corpus, safe withdrawal rates, and income needs with inflation adjustment and life expectancy projections. Whether planning traditional retirement at 65 or pursuing FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early), our tool provides comprehensive analysis.

Essential for anyone planning retirement, from young professionals just starting their 401k to pre-retirees finalizing their strategies. Free forever with unlimited scenarios, Monte Carlo simulations, and professional export features.

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About the Retirement Calculator

Plan how much you need to retire and whether your current savings will get you there. This retirement calculator projects your corpus from current savings, monthly contributions, expected returns and retirement age, then checks it against the income you want after retirement, adjusted for inflation and life expectancy.

It supports 401(k)/IRA style planning for the US, pensions and ISAs in the UK, and EPF/NPS/PPF-based planning in India, and includes a Monte Carlo simulation that runs thousands of market scenarios to show the probability your money lasts.

How to use the retirement calculator

  1. 1Enter your current age, planned retirement age and life expectancy.
  2. 2Add current savings, monthly contributions and expected pre- and post-retirement returns.
  3. 3Set the monthly income you want in retirement and the inflation rate.
  4. 4Review the corpus needed vs projected, the shortfall or surplus, and run the Monte Carlo test for success probability.

Retirement Calculator โ€” frequently asked questions

How much money do I need to retire?

A common rule is 25ร— your desired annual expenses at retirement (the 4% rule). If you need โ‚น1 lakh a month in today's money and retire in 25 years at 6% inflation, that is about โ‚น4.3 lakh a month then โ€” roughly a โ‚น13 crore corpus.

What is the 4% rule?

Withdrawing 4% of your portfolio in the first year of retirement, then adjusting for inflation, has historically lasted 30 years in most market scenarios. The Monte Carlo tab tests this for your own numbers.

What return should I assume?

Use 10โ€“12% for equity-heavy portfolios before retirement and 6โ€“8% for a conservative mix after retirement; always test a lower-return scenario.

What does the Monte Carlo simulation show?

It replays thousands of randomised return sequences to estimate the percentage of scenarios in which your savings last to your life expectancy โ€” a more honest view than a single average return.

Does it include pensions or social security?

Yes โ€” add any guaranteed monthly income (state pension, annuity, EPF pension) and the calculator reduces the corpus you need accordingly.