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NPS (National Pension System) Calculator

Calculate your retirement corpus and estimated monthly pension.

10%

Equity (E) usually delivers 12-14%, while G/C (Debt) delivers 7-8%.

Pension Rule

Age 60 Withdrawal: 60% is Tax-Free Lumpsum. 40% MUST be invested in Annuity for monthly pension.

Total Wealth at Age 60

₹2,27,93,253

Over 30 Years of Saving

Max Lumpsum (60%)

₹1,36,75,952

Est. Monthly Pension

₹45,587

Total Investment

₹36,00,000

Wealth Gains

₹1,91,93,253

DISCLAIMER: These calculations are for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute professional financial advice. Actual returns or terms may vary based on market conditions or institution policies.

Using the National Pension System (NPS) Calculator

Our online NPS calculator for India helps you estimate the pension and lumpsum amount you'll receive at age 60. NPS is a market-linked retirement scheme that offers exclusive tax benefits for Indian citizens.

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Key Features

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  • Estimates future pension corpus based on monthly contributions
  • Calculates the impact of annual salary/contribution hikes
  • Supports different asset allocation scenarios (Equity, Bonds, Gilts)
  • Includes exclusive tax benefit calculations (under Sec 80CCD)
  • Shows the expected monthly pension from the 40% annuity portion
  • Instant wealth projection over your working life

How to calculate National Pension System (NPS) Calculator

Step-by-step Guide & Informational Intent

  1. 1.Enter your current 'Monthly Investment' or 'Monthly Salary'.
  2. 2.Input your current age and the desired retirement age (standard 60).
  3. 3.Select your expected annual rate of return from NPS investments.
  4. 4.Input the percentage of corpus you wish to convert into an annuity (min 40%).
  5. 5.View the total wealth accumulated, tax savings, and monthly pension.

How the Calculation Works

The NPS calculator uses compound interest based on the chosen asset class returns. It assumes that at retirement, at least 40% of the corpus is invested in an annuity plan, which then provides a monthly pension.

Important Assumptions

  • Monthly compounding of returns
  • Contributions made regularly without breaks
  • Annuity rates are based on current market averages
  • Tax-free withdrawal of up to 60% of the corpus at age 60
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NPS Retirement Scenarios

Start at 25: Investing ₹10,000 monthly at 10% for 35 years can build a corpus of ~₹3.8 Crore.
Tax Saver: Contributing ₹50,000 annually can save you up to ₹15,450 in tax (for 30% slab).
Late Bloomers: Starting at 40 with ₹20,000 monthly can still build a ₹1 Crore+ retirement fund.
The 60-40 Rule: Visualise how withdrawing 60% as cash and 40% as pension secures your future.
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National Pension System (NPS) Calculator FAQs

Our online NPS calculator for India helps you estimate the pension and lumpsum amount you'll receive at age 60. NPS is a market-linked retirement scheme that offers exclusive tax benefits for Indian citizens.

NPS is a voluntary, long-term retirement savings scheme regulated by the PFRDA in India. it allows you to invest in a mix of equity, corporate bonds, and government securities, providing market-linked returns and a steady pension after retirement.
Over and above the ₹1.5 Lakh limit of Section 80C, Indian taxpayers can claim an additional deduction of up to ₹50,000 for contributions made to the NPS Tier-I account, making it a highly effective tax-saving tool.
Tier-I is a mandatory retirement account with tax benefits and strict withdrawal rules until age 60. Tier-II is a voluntary savings account with no tax benefits but allows unlimited withdrawals, acting more like a mutual fund.
Yes, NPS offers 'Active Choice' where you can decide your asset allocation (up to 75% in equity) and choose from several PFRDA-registered Pension Fund Managers. Alternatively, 'Auto Choice' manages allocation based on your age.
At age 60, you can withdraw up to 60% of the corpus as a tax-free lump sum. The remaining 40% must be used to purchase an annuity from a registered life insurance company to provide a regular monthly pension.
NPS generally offers higher potential returns because of its equity exposure, unlike the fixed interest of PPF or EPF. However, it comes with market risk and limited liquidity compared to PPF/EPF.