How To Build A Rs 100 Million Retirement Plan?
Do you want to retire rich? Not a big deal, provided you plan it well. If you plan to build a retirement corpus of Rs 100 million, you can do it with the right planning and timely execution.
Do you want to retire rich? Not a big deal, provided you plan it well. If you plan to build a retirement corpus of Rs 100 million, you can do it with the right planning and timely execution.
100 Million Retirement Plan
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Do you think Rs 100 million would be sufficient for your retirement and to accomplish your financial goals after you leave work life? Don’t worry; you can easily achieve the target of accumulating Rs 100 million for retirement. With financial discipline, adequate income, and the right plan, you can get the desired retirement corpus. Here are some important points that can guide you in building the Rs 100 Million Retirement Plan.
As shown in the table, if you start investing early, you can comfortably build a Rs.100 Million Retirement Plan by investing as low as Rs 6,729 per month and assuming a return of 15 percent per annum. However, if you start the investment at a later age, you would need a greater financial effort to build the desired retirement corpus.
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Table:
Investment starting Age | Investment Required Per Month (Rs) for achieving Rs 100 Million Corpus | ||
When Return @ 10% Pa | When Return @ 12% Pa | When Return @ 15% Pa | |
Age 25 | ₹26,121 | ₹15,395 | ₹6,729 |
Age 30 | ₹43,873 | ₹28,329 | ₹14,266 |
Age 35 | ₹74,745 | ₹52,697 | ₹30,450 |
Age 40 | ₹1,30,600 | ₹1,00,085 | ₹65,965 |
Table only for illustration purposes.
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It is not necessary that you start the investment with a larger amount; you can also start with a small amount every month and gradually increase the investment size with an increase in your income. The idea is to get yourself engaged in the investment process early in your career. It can help you get greater benefit of compounding because of a longer investment period, even if the investment size is smaller at the initial stage.
You can choose the investment according to your risk appetite at different stages in your life. Ideally, you should try to take a higher risk when you are in the early stage, as you have fewer financial responsibilities and time to recover, even if things go wrong. Gradually, with increasing age, you can switch to a lower-risk investment.
Depending on factors like your age at the time of investing, risk appetite, and investment capacity, you can choose the appropriate investment instrument that can get you closer to your planned retirement corpus.
The author is an independent financial journalist.
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