HisabCalc

Retirement Expense Calculator

See what your monthly spending becomes by the time you retire and how big a corpus it takes to cover it.

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Example: 25000

Example: 20

Example: 6

Example: 25

Example: 8

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Formula

১) বর্তমান মাসিক খরচ → ভবিষ্যতের মাসিক খরচ: futureMonthlyExpense = currentMonthlyExpense × (1 + inflationRate/100)^yearsToRetirement. ২) বার্ষিক খরচ: futureAnnualExpense = futureMonthlyExpense × 12. ৩) প্রয়োজনীয় করপাস (রিয়েল রিটার্নে অ্যানুইটি): corpusNeeded = futureAnnualExpense × (1 − (1 + r)^−retirementYears) / r, যেখানে r = postRetirementReturn/100.

How the calculation works

Your current monthly expense is grown at the inflation rate for every year until retirement, because the same lifestyle costs more by then.

The future annual expense is that monthly figure times twelve, and the corpus is the pot that pays it for every year of retirement.

The post-retirement return is the rate the fund keeps earning while you draw from it, which is why a higher return lowers the corpus you need.

Common mistakes

When to use it

Worked example

Spending 25,000 a month today, retiring in 20 years at 6% inflation: your monthly cost becomes 80,178.39, annual 962,140.64, and you need about 10,270,636 for 25 years at 8%.

Future monthly expense 80,178.39
Future annual expense 962,140.64
Retirement fund needed 10,270,636.01

Common questions

Why is the corpus so much larger than the monthly expense?

Because it must fund every year of retirement, so it is roughly the annual expense multiplied by the number of years adjusted for the return earned in retirement.

Should I use today's prices or future prices?

Enter today's monthly expense and let the calculator inflate it, so the result reflects what things will actually cost when you retire.

Last updated: 2026-10-04