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Govt. Regulated Pension Scheme

Smart NPS Calculator

Secure your second innings. Calculate your total NPS corpus, the tax-free lump sum you can withdraw, and the monthly pension you will receive upon retirement.

Market Linked

High potential returns

Lump Sum

60% Tax-Free Withdrawal

Monthly Income

Annuity for life

Tax Benefits

Extra ₹50k u/s 80CCD(1B)

About NPS

What is an NPS Calculator?

A specialized tool to estimate the maturity value of your National Pension System account and how it splits into cash and monthly pension.

Your Retirement Projection Engine

The National Pension System (NPS) is a voluntary, long-term retirement savings scheme. It is market-linked, meaning your returns depend on the performance of Equity and Debt funds. This calculator helps you forecast your total corpus at age 60 based on your contribution and expected returns.

The 60-40 Rule

At maturity (age 60), you can withdraw up to 60% of the corpus as a tax-free lump sum. The remaining 40% must be invested in an Annuity plan.

Annuity Calculation

The calculator estimates your monthly pension based on the annuity portion and current annuity rates (typically 6-7%).

Compound Effect

Since NPS is a long-term product (often 20-30 years), even a small monthly SIP grows exponentially due to compounding.

Annuity Slider

Adjust the percentage of corpus you want to convert to pension (Min 40%, Max 100%) to see how it affects your monthly income.

Market Returns

Input your expected annual return rate (ROI). NPS historically delivers between 9% to 12% depending on equity exposure.

Detailed Table

See a year-wise breakdown of your investment, interest earned, and total balance growth until age 60.

Why Choose Our NPS Calculator?

1

Dual Output Calculation

We simultaneously calculate both the Lump Sum (Cash in Hand) and the Monthly Pension amount, giving you a complete picture.

2

Annuity Rate Flexibility

Annuity rates change over time. We let you input the expected annuity rate to stress-test your pension income.

3

Visual Breakdown

Our interactive charts clearly distinguish between the amount you invested and the wealth generated through interest.

NPS Calculator

Calculate your Pension and Lump Sum amount at maturity.


Annuity (Pension) Settings

Minimum 40% of corpus must be invested in Annuity.

Annual interest rate provided by annuity service provider.

Step-by-Step Guide

How to Use the NPS Calculator

Three easy steps to visualize your retirement corpus.

1

Input Investment Details

Enter the amount you wish to invest monthly (e.g., ₹5,000) and your expected rate of return. NPS returns typically range from 9% to 12% depending on your asset allocation (Equity vs Debt).

2

Adjust Annuity Ratio

Use the slider to decide how much of your corpus you want to convert into a pension. The minimum mandatory limit is 40%. A higher annuity % means a higher monthly pension but lower lump sum cash.

3

Analyze Results

Click 'Calculate NPS' to see your projected Pension Wealth, the tax-free cash you can take home, and the monthly income you will generate for life.

Key Concepts

Decoding NPS Rules

Understand the terminology before you invest.

Term Definition Impact
Tier I Account The mandatory retirement account. Locked until age 60. Tax benefits apply.
Tier II Account Voluntary savings account. Liquid (can withdraw anytime). No tax benefits.
Active Choice You decide the asset mix (Equity/Corporate/Govt Bonds). Max 75% equity allowed.
Auto Choice Allocation changes automatically based on age. Risk reduces as you near retirement.
Benefits

Why Choose NPS?

NPS is one of the lowest-cost pension schemes in the world.

Exclusive Tax Benefit

Apart from the ₹1.5 Lakh limit under Section 80C, NPS offers an additional deduction of ₹50,000 under Section 80CCD(1B). This allows you to save tax on a total of ₹2 Lakhs.

Ultra Low Cost

With fund management charges as low as 0.01% to 0.09%, NPS is significantly cheaper than Mutual Funds (Expense ratio ~1-2%), meaning more of your money grows for you.

Plan Your Pension Today

Small savings today create a secure tomorrow.

Retirement Options

NPS vs EPF/PPF

How does the National Pension System compare to traditional schemes?

NPS

Best for wealth creation through equity exposure and extra tax saving.

EPF / PPF

Best for safety, guaranteed returns, and 100% liquidity at maturity.

Real-World Use Cases

Who Should Use NPS Calculator?

Discover how our NPS calculator helps different individuals plan for a secure and stress-free retirement.

Private Sector Employees

Corporate employees can use NPS to build a dedicated retirement fund. It helps in tax saving under Section 80CCD(1B) for an additional ₹50,000 deduction over the 80C limit.

Save extra tax beyond Section 80C limits
Create a disciplined retirement corpus
Portability across jobs and locations

Government Employees

Central and State government employees covered under NPS can project their final retirement value based on their mandatory and voluntary contributions.

Track growth of Tier-I mandatory contributions
Plan additional voluntary investment in Tier-II
Estimate pension based on salary slabs

Self-Employed Professionals

Freelancers, doctors, lawyers, and business owners without a formal EPF can use NPS as their primary retirement vehicle to ensure financial security.

Secure income post-retirement
Flexible contribution options
Low-cost investment with market-linked returns

Professional Use Cases

Financial Planners

Create comprehensive retirement roadmaps for clients.

HR Managers

Explain Corporate NPS benefits to employees.

Tax Consultants

Calculate tax-saving potential under 80CCD.

Secure Your Retirement Today

Don't wait until it's too late. Use our calculator to plan your golden years.

Power of Compounding

NPS Example Scenario

See how starting early can help you build a corpus of Crores.

30

Investing for 30 Years

Profile: 30 Years Old, Investing ₹5,000/month @ 10% Return

Total Amount Invested ₹ 18 Lakhs
Total Interest Earned ₹ 96 Lakhs
Maturity Corpus ₹ 1.14 Crore

Result: You get ₹68 Lakhs cash + ₹22,000 Monthly Pension (approx).

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common queries about NPS.

Is the entire NPS corpus tax-free?

No. Upon maturity at age 60, you can withdraw up to 60% of the corpus as a tax-free lump sum. The remaining 40% (minimum) must be used to buy an annuity. The monthly pension received from the annuity is taxable as per your income slab.

Can I withdraw before 60?

Yes, but with conditions. If you exit before 60, you must use 80% of the corpus to buy an annuity, and only 20% can be withdrawn as a lump sum. Partial withdrawals (up to 25% of your own contribution) are allowed for specific reasons after 3 years.

Can I change my investment choice?

Yes, NPS allows you to switch between fund managers and change your asset allocation (Active/Auto choice) twice in a financial year.

Have Specific Questions?

NPS rules regarding annuity and taxation can be tricky. Contact us for guidance.

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