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India pension and retirement planning guide

Separate retirement corpus from regular pension income. Enter confirmed EPS, annuity or other pension estimates and explore what the remaining accessible savings can fund in rupees.

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What can this calculator estimate?

It compares spending, manually entered pensions and accessible savings in INR, in today's purchasing power.

Use your own after-tax pension estimate. Read the full example

01

Identify the pension rather than the account name

EPFO provides an EPS pension calculator with its own coverage conditions. NPS withdrawal and retirement-income choices follow separate rules and current circulars. Use the applicable official estimate or provider quotation; this tool does not turn an EPF or NPS balance into an entitlement.

02

Avoid spending an annuity's purchase price twice

If part of a corpus buys an annuity, enter its expected net payment as income and exclude that purchase price from the savings balance. Include only capital genuinely available for the withdrawals you model. A quoted annuity rate is not an assumed investment return.

03

Stress-test the rupee spending gap

Use monthly rupee figures on one purchasing-power basis. Regular savings are additional contributions, not employer benefits that have already been included elsewhere. Taxes, access restrictions, product guarantees and future pension-rule changes are not calculated.

Using the calculator

  1. Collect an EPS estimate and any separate NPS or annuity quotation relevant to you.
  2. Subtract capital committed to pension income from the accessible savings figure.
  3. Compare a shorter work period with a lower real return and longer spending horizon.
  4. Use today's purchasing power for every amount. Compare more than one return, spending target and planning horizon.
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Official sources & pension overviews

Sources checked . Manual pension amounts. No eligibility, tax calculation or future benefit reassessment. This model assumes steady returns and is not a probability of success.

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