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Plan Your Retirement with WealthSure Pension Calculator

The WealthSure Pension Calculator helps Indian taxpayers and first-time filers estimate their retirement corpus, monthly pension, NPS-style lump sum, annuity requirement, and possible tax benefits with greater clarity. In India, pension planning is no longer only about saving for the future; it is also about understanding income tax filing, old vs new tax regime choices, deduction eligibility, documentation, and compliance before the due date.

Many taxpayers delay retirement planning because income tax filing feels complex, deductions are misunderstood, and the fear of notices, penalties, mismatch errors, or wrong regime selection creates anxiety. This tool converts complicated pension and tax rules into practical estimates.

7.28 Cr+ITRs filed by 31 July for AY 2024-25
58.57 LakhFirst-time filers reported in AY 2024-25 filings
72%ITRs filed under new regime for AY 2024-25
₹12.75LSalary income with nil tax under new regime, subject to rules

Pension Calculator for Indian Taxpayers

Estimate how much you may accumulate by retirement, how much lump sum you may receive, how much may go into annuity, and what monthly pension it may generate.

Enter Your Pension Details

Use realistic assumptions. Higher returns or annuity rates are not guaranteed.

Your monthly NPS/pension contribution.
Applicable mainly for salaried taxpayers.
NPS generally requires at least 40% annuity at normal exit.
Used for estimating 80CCD deduction limits.
Old regime only: EPF, PPF, ELSS, life insurance, principal repayment, etc.
This tool provides an educational estimate only. Actual tax treatment depends on final law, income composition, special-rate income, employer structure, age, residential status, and documents.

Why Pension Planning Matters More During ITR Filing

Retirement planning and tax filing are closely connected. The wrong deduction claim or regime choice can reduce savings, delay refunds, or create compliance stress.

Income tax filing feels complicated

Salary, capital gains, interest income, rent, business income, Form 16, AIS, TIS, Form 26AS, and deductions can confuse taxpayers, especially first-time filers.

Old vs new regime confusion

The new regime offers lower slab rates with limited deductions. The old regime may still help taxpayers who use eligible deductions.

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Fear of notices and penalties

Mismatched income, missed disclosures, inflated deductions, or incorrect pension entries may trigger notices or delay processing.

How This Pension Calculator Works

This Pension Calculator estimates your retirement corpus by compounding monthly contributions until retirement. It then splits the corpus between lump sum and annuity based on your selected annuity percentage.

  • Projects monthly and annual contributions until retirement.
  • Allows annual step-up to reflect salary growth.
  • Estimates lump sum, annuity corpus, and monthly pension.
  • Shows today’s value of pension after inflation adjustment.

Tax Treatment: NPS and Pension Income

NPS tax planning generally has three layers: your own contribution, additional self-contribution, and employer contribution under applicable limits. The old and new regimes should be compared using actual income, deduction and salary structure.

  • Old regime may benefit taxpayers with strong deduction usage.
  • New regime may benefit taxpayers with fewer deductions and lower compliance complexity.
  • Annuity income is generally taxable as income when received.

Frequently Asked Questions

Simple answers to common pension, NPS, tax regime, and income tax filing questions.

Is this Pension Calculator suitable for NPS planning?

Yes. The calculator uses NPS-style assumptions such as retirement corpus, lump sum, annuity allocation, and monthly pension estimate. Actual rules should be verified before making decisions.

Is pension income taxable in India?

Pension income may be taxable depending on its nature. Annuity income received from NPS is generally taxable in the year of receipt as per the applicable slab rate.

Can I claim NPS deduction under the new tax regime?

Under the new tax regime, employer contribution to NPS under Section 80CCD(2) may still be available, subject to salary-linked limits and applicable rules.