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Goal Explorer / Monthly income goal calculator

Design tomorrow’s income
while today’s salary is still working.

Estimate the future monthly income you want, the corpus it may require and the contribution gap after accounting for inflation, existing investments and the intended income period.

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Purpose before products

Interactive goal tool

Estimate a future monthly-income corpus

Choose the income in today’s rupees, when it should begin and how long it may be required. The result connects to the SWP calculator for a separate withdrawal illustration.

Your assumptions

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Your goal snapshot

Monthly income when it begins₹2,39,656
Illustrative corpus required₹6,01,70,775
Projected corpus at current pace₹1,88,03,600
Monthly investment for full target₹1,28,982

Mathematical illustration based entirely on your inputs. It is not an assurance of returns, a quotation, a scheme recommendation or a complete assessment of suitability.

Why this goal matters

A future income goal begins before withdrawals

A desired monthly income—whether for retirement, a career break, parental support or greater independence—needs to be translated into two different numbers. The first is the income required when withdrawals begin after allowing for inflation. The second is the corpus that may support those withdrawals for the chosen period.

This monthly income calculator works backwards from those needs and then compares the required corpus with existing investments and ongoing contributions. It does not promise that a particular corpus will last, because actual returns, inflation, taxation and the sequence of market movements during withdrawals can change the outcome materially.

Before choosing an investment

Three things to make visible.

A useful investment conversation begins with the shape of the goal—not with a product name.

01

Income in future rupees

The lifestyle supported by ₹1 lakh today may require a substantially larger monthly amount when the income actually begins.

02

How long income must continue

A five-year career break and several decades of retirement require very different levels of capital and investment risk.

03

Other reliable income

Pension, rent or other dependable sources may reduce the amount the investment corpus needs to provide.

A considered path

From a useful estimate
to a living goal.

1

Define the income job

State what the income is intended to support, when it begins and whether the need is temporary or lifelong.

2

Build the accumulation bridge

Compare existing assets and contributions with the future corpus under several assumptions.

3

Plan withdrawals separately

Before income begins, review liquidity, taxation, withdrawal sequence and the effect of difficult early market years.

Frequently asked

Questions worth
asking early.

01How much corpus is required for monthly income?+

It depends on the future monthly amount, duration, inflation during withdrawals and assumed return on the remaining corpus. This calculator models those cash flows rather than applying one universal multiple.

02Is this the same as an SWP calculator?+

No. This page estimates the corpus to target before income begins. The SWP calculator separately illustrates how a starting corpus may change during regular withdrawals.

03Can future pension or rental income be included?+

The current tool estimates the investment-funded income target. During a personal discussion, reliable external income can be considered so the portfolio is not expected to fund the same expense twice.

04Are monthly withdrawals guaranteed?+

No. Market-linked investments do not assure returns or corpus longevity. Inflation, taxation, investment performance and withdrawal timing can all affect sustainability.

Your next step

Give tomorrow’s income a funding path today.

Review the intended income, timeline, existing assets and the risks that matter before and after withdrawals begin.