| Number of years planning to work | 28 years (I am currently 22) |
| Expected Salary |
Currently it is $ 75,000 per
annum Growth rate is approx 10% |
| Expected Life | Around 75 years of age. (25 years post retirement) |
| Expected monthly expense | Assuming inflation to be 6% and current expense being $ 2,500, expense would be $ 12,000 |
| Money to be saved | 12,000 X 12 X 25 = 3.6 million to be needed |
| Remarks |
I would be investing around $ 1,000
per month as SIP. Annual returns for this is 12% on an average.
Also, this would increase every year by 10%. The total at age 50 would be $ 5.25 million |
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