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FIRE Calculator

Estimate your financial independence corpus and the time required to reach your FIRE goal through regular investing.

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ⓘ FIRE calculations are projections based on the assumptions entered above. Actual returns, inflation and expenses can vary.
FIRE Corpus Required
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Based on current expenses and withdrawal rate
Current Corpus ₹ 0
FIRE Monthly Expense ₹ 0
Required Corpus ₹ 0
Years to FIRE —
Corpus Growth vs FIRE Target
FIRE Corpus = Annual Expenses
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Safe Withdrawal Rate

Annual Expenses = Monthly expenses × 12

Withdrawal Rate = Percentage of corpus withdrawn annually

FIRE Corpus = Corpus required to support projected expenses

  • Future expenses are adjusted for inflation.
  • Investments grow at the expected annual return.
  • Monthly investments continue until the FIRE corpus is reached.
  • The safe withdrawal rate is used only as an illustration.
  • Taxes, fees and unexpected expenses are not separately included.

Financial Independence Progress

Year Opening Corpus Invested Estimated Gain Closing Corpus
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What is FIRE?

FIRE stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early. The idea is to build enough investment wealth so that your portfolio can potentially support your living expenses without depending entirely on active employment income.

How does a FIRE Calculator work?

A FIRE Calculator estimates the corpus required to support future expenses. It considers current expenses, inflation, investment returns, monthly investments and a selected withdrawal rate to estimate the potential time required to reach financial independence.

Why use a FIRE Calculator?

  • Estimate the investment corpus required for financial independence.
  • Understand how inflation can affect future expenses.
  • Estimate how long regular investing may take to reach the FIRE target.
  • Compare different savings and investment assumptions.
Important: FIRE projections are illustrative and depend on assumptions about returns, inflation, expenses and withdrawal rates. Investment returns are not guaranteed and actual results can differ significantly.
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