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NPS Calculator — corpus, lumpsum and pension at 60

Estimate the National Pension System corpus you could build by 60 from a monthly contribution and an assumed return, how much you can take as a lumpsum under the exit rules in force since December 2025, and the pension the annuity part might pay.

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Total interest
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Amortization schedule (year-wise)
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InvestedReturns
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Est. returns
Step-up raises your monthly amount each year — a powerful way to grow wealth as income rises.
Future value
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Invested
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How much to invest monthly to reach a target corpus.

Monthly SIP needed
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One-time lumpsum alternative
Total you'll invest (SIP)
Maturity value
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Principal
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Recurring deposit — a fixed amount every month, compounded quarterly.

Maturity value
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Public Provident Fund — current rate 7.1% (Oct–Dec 2026), compounded yearly, tax-free; matures after 15 years, extendable in 5-year blocks.

Maturity value
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Total deposited
Interest earned (tax-free)

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Since 22 Sep 2025 the main GST rates are 5% and 18%, and 40% for luxury and sin goods. 12% and 28% are the earlier slabs, kept for older bills.
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Base amount
GST (18%)
CGST + SGST

India tax & savings tool · always in ₹ (INR), whatever currency you pick above.

Compare the New and Old regimes side by side for FY 2026-27 (tax year 2026-27). Enter deductions for the Old regime.

New regime
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Old regime
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You save by choosing the better one
New regime: ₹75,000 standard deduction; no tax up to ₹12,00,000 taxable (rebate, with marginal relief just above). Old regime: ₹50,000 standard deduction + your deductions; 5/20/30% slabs, rebate up to ₹5,00,000. Surcharge above ₹50 lakh and 4% cess included. Resident below 60; indicative, not tax advice.
You pay
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Discount

Systematic Withdrawal Plan — how long your corpus lasts while you draw a fixed amount each month.

Balance after period
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Total withdrawn
Corpus status

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Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana — deposit yearly for 15 years; matures in 21 years. Current rate 8.2% (Oct–Dec 2026), compounded annually, tax-free.

Maturity value (21 years)
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Total deposited (15 yrs)
Interest earned (tax-free)

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National Pension System — corpus at 60; at least 20% (government staff: 40%) must buy an annuity that pays the pension.

Corpus at 60
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Lumpsum at 60 (up to 80%)
 of which tax-free (60% of corpus)
Annuity corpus (20%)
Est. monthly pension

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Gratuity = last wages (Basic + DA) × 15 ÷ 26 × years of service (Code on Social Security, 2020).

Gratuity payable
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Tax-free (limit ₹20 lakh)
Taxable above ₹20 lakh
Payable after 5 years of continuous service (1 year on a fixed-term contract). Count a final part-year of more than 6 months as a full year.

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Estimate your monthly in-hand from annual CTC (New tax regime, standard assumptions).

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Annual in-hand
Employee PF
Income tax (New regime)
Professional tax
Indicative only, FY 2026-27 New regime. Assumes Basic = 50% of CTC, employer + employee PF at 12% of Basic up to the ₹15,000 wage ceiling (₹1,800/month each), gratuity provision 4.81% of Basic, ₹75,000 standard deduction, ₹2,500/yr professional tax. Your actual structure varies.

How big a loan you may qualify for, from your income and existing EMIs (FOIR method).

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Interest
Absolute return

What today's money will cost — and be worth — in the future.

Future cost of the same basket
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Today's amount will then be worth

How the NPS Calculator works

Corpus at 60 uses the SIP formula for (60 − age) × 12 monthly contributions at the assumed return. At normal exit, part of the corpus must buy an annuity:

Pension per month ≈ a × Corpus × annuity rate ÷ 12  ·  Lumpsum = (1 − a) × Corpus

  • a — minimum annuity share: 20% for All Citizen and corporate subscribers (up to 80% lumpsum) since 16 December 2025; 40% for government employees (up to 60% lumpsum)

Income tax exempts the lumpsum only up to 60% of the corpus, so the calculator shows that part separately. A small corpus can be withdrawn fully: up to ₹8 lakh entirely, and between ₹8 lakh and ₹12 lakh up to ₹6 lakh as lumpsum with the rest as a 6-year payout or an annuity. NPS returns are market-linked and annuity rates depend on the insurer and plan you pick at 60 — both rates you enter are assumptions.

Sources

Rules and rates checked . Also in the PaisaCalc app, with the other India tax & savings tools.

Worked example

₹5,000 a month from age 30 to 60, assumed 10% return, 6% annuity rate, private-sector subscriber:

Contributed (360 months)₹18,00,000
Corpus at 60₹1,13,96,627
Lumpsum (up to 80%)₹91,17,301, of which ₹68,37,976 tax-free
Annuity corpus (20%)₹22,79,325
Est. monthly pension₹11,397 (₹22,793 if 40% is annuitised)

On these assumptions: a corpus near ₹1,13,96,627, up to ₹91,17,301 as a lumpsum and a pension of about ₹11,397 a month.

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Frequently asked questions

How much of the NPS corpus must buy an annuity?

Since 16 December 2025, at least 20% at normal exit for All Citizen and corporate subscribers, who can take up to 80% as a lumpsum. Government employees must still annuitise at least 40% and can take up to 60%. You may annuitise more than the minimum for a bigger pension.

Is the NPS lumpsum tax-free?

The lumpsum is tax-free up to 60% of the corpus. If you take more under the new 80% limit, the part above 60% of the corpus is not covered by that exemption. The pension from the annuity is taxed as income each year.

Can I withdraw the whole corpus?

Yes if it is small: a corpus up to ₹8 lakh can be taken fully. Between ₹8 lakh and ₹12 lakh you can take up to ₹6 lakh as a lumpsum and the rest as a systematic payout over at least 6 years or as an annuity.

When can I exit NPS normally?

At 60, or for an All Citizen subscriber after 15 years in NPS if that comes first. You can also defer the lumpsum or the annuity, up to age 85.

What return should I assume?

NPS returns depend on the equity, corporate-bond and government-bond mix you choose and are not guaranteed. Test a range — for example 8%, 10% and 12% — rather than relying on one figure.

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PaisaCalc results are arithmetic estimates from the inputs you enter and the formulas shown. They are not financial, investment or tax advice; rates, rules and your own situation vary, so check with your bank, fund house or a qualified adviser before deciding.