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  1. In-hand salary
    +₹1.00 L
  2. Living expenses
    ₹30,000
  3. Home Loan EMI
    8.5% p.a.
    ₹43,391
  4. Car Loan EMI
    9.5% p.a.
    ₹21,000
Left over each month+₹5,609
This surplus is what the planner uses each month — routed into loan acceleration, SIP, or both, depending on the strategy you pick.
(In the background, ~₹14,400/mo also flows into EPF/EPS — already deducted from your CTC before in-hand, so not shown here.)
₹1.00 L

What actually hits your bank account — post-tax, post-EPF deductions

₹30,000
₹50.00 L
₹43,391
₹10.00 L
₹21,000
₹60,000

Typically 30–50% of your CTC. This grows 5% each year with your salary hike.

₹15,000

Govt limit is ₹15,000/mo. Leave as-is unless your company has a special arrangement.

Total number of years you'll have worked in EPF-covered jobs by the time you retire.

You (12%)
₹7,200
Employer → EPF
₹5,951
Employer → EPS
₹1,250
Estimated EPS pension at retirement: ₹5,357 / month (formula-capped). This is a pension stream, not a lump sum — it reduces how much corpus you need.

No extra income streams. Common examples: rental income from a flat, freelance/consulting, spouse's salary, monthly interest from FDs.

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Add any savings or investments you already hold — equity, gold, PPF, real estate, FDs.

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Add lump-sum life events. These are big future expenses that will deplete your corpus at a specific age — the planner accounts for them.

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Add trips and festival budgets. Each fires at its own cadence (e.g. India trip every year, foreign trip every 2 years) until an age you set — travel usually tapers with age.

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These are funded via silent year-end withdrawals from SIP (then EPF). Trip money briefly compounds in SIP before you spend it. See the full breakdown in results.
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Invest alongside

Pay only scheduled EMIs. All monthly surplus goes into SIP from day one. Any loan still open at retirement is closed as a lump from corpus.

₹55.08 L more net corpus than the next best strategy.
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🏖️ Savings at retirement
₹9.17 Cr
total saved · at age 55
🎯 How much you'll need
₹3.99 Cr
to cover 25 years of retirement
✅ You're ahead
₹5.17 Cr
On track · ~₹37.76 Cr still left at age 80

💼 What you'll have at retirement

Tax applied on gains
📊Mutual fund / SIP savings+₹7.80 Cr
📈Profit earned+₹5.51 Cr
🔻Tax on profit (12.5% LTCG)₹68.75 L
🛡️EPF savings (tax-free)+₹2.06 Cr
💰 Money you can spend₹9.17 Cr
🏅 Government pension (EPS)
₹5,357 / month for life

📖 How "Invest alongside" plays out

Pay only scheduled EMIs. All monthly surplus goes into SIP from day one. Any loan still open at retirement is closed as a lump from corpus.

  1. Plan beginsAug 2026 · age 30.0

    Only the scheduled EMI (₹64,391/mo) is paid on each loan. Your surplus of ~₹5,609/mo flows into SIP from month 1. Loans amortise naturally, and anything still open at retirement is lump-closed from corpus.

  2. Car Loan paid offAug 2031 · age 35.0

    Freed-up ₹21,000/mo now flows into your SIP. Interest paid on this loan: ₹2,60,143.

  3. Home Loan paid offAug 2046 · age 50.0

    Freed-up ₹43,391/mo now flows into your SIP. Interest paid on this loan: ₹54,13,942.

  4. Fully debt-freeAug 2046 · age 50.0

    All loans are paid off ahead of retirement.

  5. Retirement (age 55)Aug 2051 · age 55.0

    Corpus of ₹9,21,04,193 in place. All loans already paid off.

  6. Passive income kicks inAug 2051 · age 55.0

    Every month you get EPS pension ₹5,357 = about ₹5,357/mo without touching your corpus.

  7. 🏖️
    Living in retirementSep 2051 · age 55

    Monthly picture

    Total spend
    ₹1.63 L
    per month
    Pension / income
    ₹5,357
    auto-covered
    From savings
    ₹1.57 L
    from ₹₹9.17 Cr pot

    Corpus survives to age 80 — your full life expectancy

    ₹37.76 Cr still in the pot at 80 · ₹1.28 Cr in today's ₹

🗓️ All loans paid off by
Aug 2046
💸 Total interest you'll pay
₹56.74 L

📈 How your money grows over time

Future ₹ (not adjusted for inflation)

🏦 When your loans will be paid off

LoanCloses inInterest paid
Car LoanAug 2031(month 61)₹2.60 L
Home LoanAug 2046(month 241)₹54.14 L

🗂️ Detailed yearly breakdown

💡 Worth knowing (not in this plan)

  • · PPF & Sukanya Samriddhi: Long-term, tax-free government savings at ~7–8% returns. Add them in the "Existing assets" section so this plan includes them.
  • · Health costs in retirement: Medical bills and insurance premiums typically 3–4× higher after age 60. Add an extra ₹15,000–30,000/month to your retirement expense estimate.
  • · Term life insurance: If your family depends on your income, a cover of 10–15× your annual salary is a common starting point. Include the yearly premium in your expense breakdown.
  • · Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGB): You earn 2.5% interest per year plus gold price gains, and there's no tax when you hold to maturity. Many people keep 5–10% of their savings in gold.
  • · Emergency fund: Keep 6–12 months of expenses in a savings account or FD — separate from your retirement savings — for unexpected costs.
  • · Your salary here is take-home pay: Tax is already deducted before you receive it. No need to deduct it again.

This is an estimate based on what you've entered — not financial advice. Real returns, interest rates, and tax rules change over time. Assumes 12.5% tax on mutual fund profits above ₹1.25L/year (Budget 2024), EPF pension formula with ₹15,000 wage cap, and 6% NPS annuity return. Talk to a SEBI-registered advisor before making major financial decisions.