Your Retirement
Two phases — build a corpus while working, then draw it down in retirement. All figures are your own assumptions.
Two-Phase Breakdown
Phase 1 (accumulation): invest a monthly SIP for 30 years at your assumed 12% return to build the corpus. Phase 2 (drawdown): the corpus earns 7% while paying your inflation-adjusted expenses — on these assumptions it lasts ~25 yrs.
AI Insights
DhanRadar AIRetiring 2 years later (age 62) extends your accumulation phase and shortens your drawdown — both reduce the monthly SIP needed on your figures.
Your post-retirement return assumption (7%) versus inflation (6%) gives a real return of about 1.0%. A wider gap means the corpus depletes more slowly; a narrower gap puts more pressure on the corpus size.
For education only — not investment or retirement advice. Returns and inflation are your own assumptions; real markets vary. Consult a qualified professional.
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Calculations are estimates for illustration only and assume a constant annual return, which real markets do not provide. DhanRadar is a research & analytics platform, not an investment advisor. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks.