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    Retirement Planning

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    Why Save for Retirement?

    Many times the pension schemes like EPF andPPF will not be sufficient to continue yoursame lifestyle afteryour retirement.

    Most people do NOT have EPF/PPF cover.

    Only 10% of the workforce in India has access

    to EPF. 90% of the working people do nothave any organised pension plan.

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    HowMuch Regular Income to Plan forAfter Retirement?

    According to experts, people require 70% to80% of last drawn salary to live comfortably

    after retirement.

    When you retire some costs

    may go down

    But other costs will go up

    Loans may be paid off

    Higher cost for medical insurance

    & health care

    No expenses for raising a family

    Filling your increased leisure

    hours with enjoyable activities may

    cost more

    Lesser Income Tax

    Higher cost of living due to

    inflation

    No work related expenses Social work

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    RISING COSTS: ARE WE READY FOR THIS?

    We have to prepare for Rising MedicalExpenses. Over the next two decades, medical

    expenses are likely to grow manifold, putting

    excess pressure on your savings. Are the

    savings enough to take care of rising medical

    expenses?Hospitalisation Expenses in case

    of some common old age

    Illnesses Cost in 2002 (Rs) Estimated Cost in 2023*Heart Attack 150,000 398,000

    Joint Replacement 200,000 530,000

    Kidney/Organ Transplant 200,000 530,000

    Prostrate Surgery 35,000 93,000

    Cataract 20,000 53,000

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    Retirement a long phase ofyour life

    Age 0-20/25(Education)

    Age 20/25 55/60(Working)

    Age 55/60-90/100

    (Retired)

    Parentssupport

    Support family as well as savefor retirement

    Savings for retirementmust last for this non-

    income period

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    COST OF A VACATION

    *Assuming just 5% rise in costs peryear.

    Packages

    Current cost for two

    persons

    Estimated cost in year

    2023*

    14 days USA Tour 3,00,000 8,00,000

    12 days Australia Tour 2,60,000 6,90,000

    15 days Europe Tour 2,20,000 5,85,0003-days Dubai Package 92,000 2,45,000

    3 days Singapore Tour 60,000 1,60,000

    14 days North India Tour 42,000 1,11,500

    10 days South India Tour 25,000 66,000

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    How Long Will We Live?

    Life Expectancyhas increased continuously over thelast century because of improvement andadvancement in medical facilities.

    Males & females in India at age 60 today areexpected to live, on an average, beyond 75 years ofage.

    Therefore, we will need to have adequate resources tosupport you & your spouse for at least 20 years afterretirement.

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    When Should One Start Saving For Retirement?

    Start Saving now. Since returns accumulate overtime,time is money!

    Let us take 2 examples:

    Mr. Lakhotia saved Rs 10,000 everyyear from age 25 to

    60. Total Investment = Rs 3,60,000Mr. Sharma saved Rs 10,000 everyyear from age 35 to 60.

    Total Investment = Rs 2,60,000

    Let us assume that both get returns of 8% per annumon their investments.

    Mr. Lakotia receives Rs. 18.71 lakhs at age 60.

    Mr. Sharma receives only Rs. 8 lakhs at age 60.

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    By investing only 38% more, Mr. Lakhotiaaccumulated 133% more than Mr. Sharma at

    age 60. That is the benefit of starting early.

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    Indicative savings required today to earn a steady post retirement income.

    Assumptions:

    Savings will grow at 8%.

    Annuity Rates are 6% at the time of retirement.

    Target Income per Month after

    retirement for 20 years

    Capital Required to

    generate that

    income Years to retirement

    Annual Savings

    Required10 years 90,807

    20 years 28,746

    30 years 11,612

    10 years 136,211

    20 years 43,119

    30 years 17,419

    10 years 181,615

    20 years 57,49330 years 23,225

    10 years 454,037

    20 years 143,731

    30 years 58,062

    10000 1420725

    15000 2131088

    20000 2841450

    50000 7103625

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