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Retirement Corpus Calculator Singapore — YA 2025

Find out how much you need to save to retire comfortably. For Singapore. Uses current YA 2025 data.

Your age today
Age at which you want to retire
How long you expect to live
S$
Your household expenses today
Average annual inflation rate over your lifetime
Expected annual return while accumulating
Expected annual return after retirement (more conservative)

Common questions — Singapore

How accurate is this calculation?
This is a planning estimate. The real variables (inflation, returns, life expectancy) will be different from assumptions. Revisit your retirement plan every 3–5 years. The key principle: start early, save consistently, and adjust as you go.
Should I plan to 85 or 90?
Plan conservatively. With improving healthcare, living to 90+ is increasingly common. Running out of money at 82 when you expected to live to 85 is a catastrophic outcome. Overshoot your life expectancy assumption by 5–10 years.
What post-retirement return rate should I use?
Post-retirement, you should gradually shift to more conservative investments (bonds, FDs, annuities). Use 7–8% for Indian investors planning to hold some equity + debt hybrid. If entirely in FDs/annuities, use 6–6.5%.
Does this include Social Security or pension?
No — this calculator assumes you fund 100% of your retirement. If you expect a pension, government benefit, or rental income, subtract it from your required monthly expenses before calculating. The monthly expenses input should be net of any guaranteed income.
What is the 4% rule?
A US-originated rule that says you can withdraw 4% of your corpus in the first year of retirement, then adjust for inflation annually, and your money will last 30 years. For India, with higher inflation and potentially longer life, a 3–3.5% withdrawal rate is safer.

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