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Retirement Planner 2026: Corpus, SIP & SWP Calculator

India's most comprehensive retirement planner for salaried professionals. Calculate retirement corpus needed, monthly SIP required, safe SWP withdrawal & get your Readiness Score.

👤 Your Profile

30 yrs
60 yrs
85 yrs

30 yrs to retire · 25 yrs in retirement

💸 Expenses & Returns

₹60,000
6%
12%
8%

📊 Your SIP Plan

₹20,000
₹0
₹0

Retirement Readiness

100/100

On Track 🎉

Corpus covered

158%

Projected corpus: ₹7.06 Cr vs required: ₹4.46 Cr

Corpus Required

₹4.46 Cr

at 60 yrs (inflation-adjusted)

Your Projected Corpus

₹7.06 Cr

SIP + Bonus + Existing savings

Monthly SIP Needed

₹12,775

to fully fund ₹4.5Cr corpus

Safe Monthly SWP

₹5,44,889

sustainable for 25 yrs

Expense at Retirement

₹3,44,609

today's ₹₹60,000 at 6% inflation

Corpus Surplus

₹2.59 Cr

You're building more than needed!

🏦 Your Corpus vs Required

Required corpus
₹4.46 Cr
Your projection
₹7.06 Cr

📈 Salaried Professional Insight

With a 10–15% step-up SIP matching your annual increment, your starting SIP of ₹20,000 grows to ₹3,48,988 by retirement age — dramatically boosting corpus without feeling the pinch today.

📥 Download Your Personalised Retirement Plan

Age: 30 ·  Retiring at: 60 ·  SIP: ₹20,000/mo ·  Corpus needed: ₹4.46 Cr ·  Score: 100/100

4 sheets: Retirement Summary · Year-by-Year · SWP Schedule · Readiness Report · Free, no sign-up

Frequently Asked Questions — Retirement Planner

Common questions about retirement corpus, SIP planning and SWP withdrawal for salaried professionals in India

How much retirement corpus do I need in India?

Your corpus depends on monthly expenses, inflation, retirement age and life expectancy. A practical rule: multiply your expected monthly expense at retirement by 250–300 (the 25x rule at ~4% withdrawal). For example, ₹1 lakh/month at retirement needs ₹2.5–3 crore. Use the Planner tab above with your actual numbers for a precise figure.

How much SIP do I need to retire at 60?

A 30-year-old spending ₹60,000/month today (at 6% inflation) needs roughly ₹8–10 crore at 60. To build this in 30 years at 12% equity return requires about ₹18,000–22,000/month SIP. Using a 10% step-up SIP (matching salary hikes) significantly reduces the starting SIP needed. Enter your details in the Planner tab for your exact number.

What is a safe SWP withdrawal rate in retirement?

In India, a safe SWP rate is generally 4–6% per year of corpus, assuming balanced/hybrid fund returns of 8–9% post-retirement. This ensures the corpus lasts 25–30 years. The SWP Schedule tab shows your exact year-by-year corpus balance across your full retirement.

What is a retirement readiness score?

The readiness score (0–100) shows what percentage of your required corpus your current plan will build. 100 = fully funded. Below 70 means you need to raise SIP, delay retirement, or reduce spending targets. The Readiness Score tab gives a full checklist with specific actions to improve your score.

How does inflation affect retirement planning?

Inflation is retirement planning's biggest risk. At 6% inflation, ₹60,000/month today becomes ₹1.08 lakh in 10 years and ₹1.93 lakh in 20 years. Your corpus must fund this much larger future expense. The Inflation Impact tab visualises this year by year so you can see exactly how much the purchasing power of your savings erodes.

Can I download my retirement plan as Excel?

Yes — click "Download Excel Report" in the green bar above. You get a free 4-sheet Excel: (1) Retirement Summary with all key figures, (2) Year-by-Year corpus projection from today to retirement, (3) SWP withdrawal schedule for all post-retirement years, and (4) Readiness Report with a 7-point checklist. No sign-up required.

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🗓️ Updated March 2026📋 Inflation & SWP verified🏦 SEBI / PFRDA compliant

⚠️ Disclaimer: This retirement planner is provided for educational and informational purposes only. Projections are based on assumed return rates, inflation estimates and user-provided inputs — they do not guarantee actual outcomes. Equity and mutual fund returns are subject to market risk and may vary significantly from assumptions. ProfitNifty is not a SEBI-registered investment advisor or PFRDA-registered pension fund manager. Please consult a SEBI-registered financial planner before making retirement investment decisions.  |  profitnifty.in · Smart Money for Every Indian Salary.