Know How Much you Need to Retire Rich & Stress-free
Calculate the Income You'll Need
₹
Your Retirement Age
60Years
5055606570
You Want to Invest For
30Years
1015202530
Expected Rate of Return
12%
6%8%10%12%14%16%
Inflation Rate
5%
2%3%4%5%6%7%8%
You would need monthly income of
------
when you retire at the age of 60
YOU GIVE
₹25,000
/month
For the next 30 Years
YOU GET
Retirement corpus at maturity
*
Which
Gives Lumpsum payout
Income for life
See the Power of Compounding
₹/month
Invest For
10Years
18152330
Stay invested for
10Years
18152330
Expected Rate of Return
12%
6%8%10%12%14%16%
You invest
₹12 L
over 10 years
You get
₹22.4 L
after 10 years
Monthly Investment
₹22,318
NPS – “The Smarter Way to Retire”
The National Pension System (NPS) is a
market-linked, voluntary and defined contribution pension scheme in India regulated by the
PFRDA
which helps subscribers plan and save for their retirement. NPS is an EEE
(exempt-exempt-exempt)
scheme under which significant tax benefits are applicable in both investment &
withdrawal
phase.
High returns
9–12% CAGR
Historically delivered 9–12% CAGR, outperforming most
traditional pension products
Triple tax benefit on contributions
Save up to ₹2.7 L
per
annum
Save taxes under Section 80CCD (1), 80CCD (1B) & 80CCD
(2)
Government backed
PFRDA regulated
Regulated and secured by PFRDA, ensuring transparency and
safety
Tax free withdrawal + Assured pension at retirement
60% tax-free withdrawal
Withdraw tax-free lump sum along with regular lifelong income
from annuity
Market-linked growth
Equity & debt mix
Grow your wealth with professional fund management across
equities, corporate bonds & government securities
Lowest-cost retirement product
Charges <0.25% in
India
NPS has one of the lowest charges across pension options
available in India (<0.25%)
Fill in your basic personal details
& complete your KYC (digital or manual upload)
STEP 02
NPS account type selection
Choose between - Tier 1 account or Tier
1 & Tier 2 both accounts
STEP 03
Share your account details
Enter (a/c number, Branch IFSC, bank
name, branch name)
STEP 04
Select your nominee
Select your nominee(s) and their
share(s)
STEP 05
PFM & Investment options selection
Select your Pension fund manager &
preferred investment option (flexibility to change it later)
STEP 06
Start your NPS
Make the first contribution (multiple
payment modes available) and start your NPS account
A Quick Look at the Popular Retirement Planning Options
Option
Annualised
Returns
Tax Exemption on Investment
Taxation on Maturity
Contribution Limit (Per Financial Year)
Flexible Investment options
NPS
National Pension Scheme
PPF
Public Provident Fund
SCSS
Senior Citizen Savings Scheme
Pension ULIPs
POMIS
Post Office Monthly Income Scheme
Mutual Funds
Bank FD
Bank Fixed Deposit
Bonds
9–12%
Exempt (u/s 80 CCD)
Partially taxable (Upto 60%
corpus tax free)
No Limit
Yes
7–8%
Exempt (upto 1.5 L u/s 80C)
Tax free
1.5 L (in a Financial
Year)
No
8.2%
Exempt (upto 1.5 L u/s 80C)
Partially taxable (upto 50K can be
exempted)
30 L (Lifetime)
No
10%–15%
Exempt (upto 1.5 L u/s 80C)
Partially taxable (exempt if annual
premium 2.5 L)
No Limit
Yes
7%–7.5%
Exempt (upto 1.5 L u/s 80C)
Taxable
9 L (Lifetime)
No
10%–12%
Taxable (select MF exempt)
Taxable
No Limit
Yes
6%-7%
Taxable
Taxable
No Limit
No
Upto 13.2%
Taxable
Taxable
No Limit
Yes
Learn More About NPS
Let's Understand the Tax Exemptions
The national pension scheme can offer lakhs in tax savings.
Let's understand tax the exemptions you can avail on NPS contributions!
Old Tax Regime
₹1.5 L –
Your contribution under section 80 CCD (1)*
50 K –
Additional under section 80 CCD(1b)
14%^ of basic salary -
Additional under section 80 CCD(2) -
Employer contribution to NPS from your CTC
* Subject to max ₹1.5L under 80C ^ 14%
for government, 10% for private sector employees
New Tax Regime
14% of basic salary –
Additional under section 80 CCD(2) – Employer
contribution to NPS from your CTC
Self Employed
Upto 20% of gross total income, subject to maximum of ₹1.5L under section 80 C
Types of NPS Account
01 Tier I
Account
The primary, tax-benefit retirement
account under NPS with low minimum yearly contributions
Who can open:
All eligible subscribers (Residents, NRIs, OCIs)
Minimum contribution:
• ₹500 at account opening
• ₹1,000 per financial year (to keep account active)
Withdrawals:
Withdrawals allowed on retirement (age 60)
Tax Benefits: • Tax benefit on investments
• ₹1.5 lakh u/s 80CCD(1)
(within the overall limit)
• Additional ₹50,000 u/s 80CCD(1B)
• Upto 14% of basic salary (over and above) u/s 80CCD(2) -
Employer Contribution to NPS from your salary
Tax Benefit on Maturity Amount:
• Upto 60% of maturity
can be withdrawn as lumpsum tax free
• Min. 40% of maturity
to be invested in annuity – amount invested in annuity tax free,
but the income from annuity is taxable
Best for: Investors who want to use NPS for retirement planning
02 Tier II
Account
A voluntary, flexible savings
account under NPS with easy withdrawals.
Who can open:
Only those who already have a Tier I account (Not available to NRIs/OCIs)
Minimum contribution:
₹1,000 at account opening, ₹250 per transaction
Withdrawals:
Anytime, no restrictions
Tax Benefits:
• Tax benefit on investments : Nil
• Maturity amount is taxable
Best for: Investors who want to use NPS for short/medium-term savings
with low charges.
Investment Choices in NPS
01 Auto Choice (Life-Cycle Fund)
Is Hands-Free Approach, ideal for
beginners who don't want to actively manage allocations. The mix of equity and
debt adjusts automatically as you grow older.
Aggressive Life Cycle (LC75): Starts with 75% Equity in your 20s; reduces gradually to ~15% by retirement.
Moderate Life Cycle (LC50): Balance lifecycle fund, starts with 50% Equity; balances growth and stability.
Conservative Life Cycle (LC25): Starts with 25% Equity; focuses more on debt safety.
Best for: First-time investors who prefer a "set-and-forget" approach.
02 Active Choice - DIY Allocation
If you want to design your own
portfolio, you can split contributions across these asset classes (subject to
limits):
Equity (E): Invested in listed shares (max 75% till age 50; reduces after that). Higher risk, higher return potential.