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Retirement detailed calculator

I know that there are many online FIRE calculators. But I couldn't find any which was transparent about its algo or was configurable enough. So I decided to write a small script for it and wanted to share it: https://pastebin.com/tZMXEESF Hope this helps all those who have been asking about the amount of corpus required to retire safely! An example according to which 2.8 cr is enough to last whole life: Inputs: - CURRENT_YEAR = 2021 - RETIREMENT_YEAR = 2025 - DEATH_YEAR = 2080 - INFLATION_RATE = 0.06  # 6% inflation rate in India on average - SALARY_INCREASE_INTERVAL = 3  # Will get a salary bump after these many years (job hop interval) - SALARY_INCREASE_RATE = 0.5  # 50% salary hike at job switch - EQUITY_RETURN_RATE = 0.1  # Assuming 10% return rate from index funds. - CURRENT_WEALTH = 5000000.0  # The corpus you have right now - CURRENT_ANNUAL_EXPENSES = 1000000.0  # Your current annual expenses - CURRENT_ANNUAL_INCOME = 3700000.0  # Your current annual salary after tax - EXPENSE_REDUCTION_RATIO_AFTER_RETIREMENT = 0.5  # Annual expenses will become half of before due to no rents/donations etc. Output: YEAR 2025: Corpus at the start of retirement = 274.01 lacs [Real value in 2021 = 217.04 lacs] YEAR 2025: Annual expenses just before retirement = 12.62 lacs [Real value in 2021 = 10.00 lacs] YEAR 2025: At the start of retirement, your corpus is 21.70 times your annual expenses. YEAR 2025: Annual expenses (x0.50) after retirement = 6.31 lacs [Real value in 2021 = 5.00 lacs] YEAR 2080: Corpus at deathbed = 24301.30 lacs [Real value in 2021 = 780.88 lacs] YEAR 2080: Annual expenses at deathbed = 155.60 lacs [Real value in 2021 = 5.00 lacs] YEAR 2080: At deathbed, your corpus is 156.18 times your annual expenses #personalfinance #investments #FIRE

Amazon Gaganbz Apr 18, 2021

Salary increase rate of 50% and 50% reduction in expenses after retirement are too aggressive I feel. These should be 25% max. Rest looks good. You should create a GUi to make it popular and get some money from ads

Oracle . Apr 18, 2021

Good job. Try this - http://www.fourpercentrule.com/

LinkedIn team_fire OP Apr 18, 2021

Nice. Almost the same feature parity as the python script. Just that its a bit hard to trust a random website without looking at their calculation formula or code.

Splunk MwQM38 Feb 21, 2022

Thanks op