FIRE calculator — financial independence, retire early
Financial independence means your investments can pay for your life, so work becomes optional. See your number, your date, and how far along you already are.
Returns & growth
Where you stand
Race to FI
Coast FI
You need ₹86.79 L invested to coast — stop saving and still reach FI by 50. You’re ₹61.79 L away (29% there).
The maths, in plain words
FI number
Yearly expenses ÷ safe withdrawal rate. At 3.33% that’s 30× your yearly spending; at 4% it’s 25×.
Your date
Your investments grow at the expected return with monthly additions (rising each year). Your FI number grows with inflation. FI is where the lines cross.
Lean, regular, Fat
Lean FI covers 70% of today’s spending; Fat FI covers 150%. Most people aim somewhere in between.
Coast FI
The amount that, left alone with no further investing, grows into your FI number by a normal retirement age.
People also ask
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How much do I need to retire early in India?
Is the 4% rule safe in India?
What is Coast FIRE?
Does my house count?
Related guides
FIRE, explained — and how it works in India
Financial independence in plain words — your FI number, Lean, Fat and Coast FIRE, and the Indian twists that change the maths.
Safe withdrawal rate — why 4% may not work in India
Where the 4% rule came from, what Indian data says instead, and how to make a retirement corpus last 30 to 45 years.
More in Plan
Retirement number
The corpus you need, and the SIP that builds it.
OpenNPS calculator
Your NPS corpus, lump sum and monthly pension at 60.
OpenSafe withdrawal rate
Will your money last? 2,000 simulated retirements tell you.
OpenHow much insurance?
The term life cover your family needs, and a sensible health plan.
OpenRent vs buy
Does buying a home make you richer than renting and investing?
OpenInflation
What things will cost later — and what your money will be worth.
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