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NPS Calculator — Pension Corpus & Returns

Project your National Pension System corpus with the 10%+10% contribution and tax benefits

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Features

  • 10%+10% split
  • 80CCD(1B) ₹50K
  • Annuity estimate
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How to Use NPS Calculator

Project your National Pension System corpus with the 10%+10% contribution and tax benefits No signup, and nothing gets uploaded for most use.

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    Enter your numbers in the input fields.

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    Choose the calculation options or frequency.

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    The result updates instantly as you type.

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    Review the breakdown, chart, or schedule, and copy the answer.

Why you might like it

  • Nothing to upload — the work happens on your device.
  • Free with no signup, no watermarks, and no daily limits.
  • Works in any modern browser on any device — nothing to install.
  • Usually done in a few seconds, so it doesn't get in your way.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I deduct under NPS for tax?▾

Your own NPS contribution is deductible under 80CCD(1) within the overall ₹1.5 lakh 80C limit. On top of that, an extra ₹50,000 is deductible under 80CCD(1B), and employer contributions up to 14% of basic + DA are deductible under 80CCD(2). This is why NPS can reduce your taxable income more than most investments.

What happens to my NPS money at 60?▾

At 60 you can withdraw 60% of the corpus as a tax-free lump sum and must use the remaining 40% to buy an annuity that pays you a monthly pension. You can also choose to defer the annuity purchase or stagger the lump-sum withdrawal over 10 years.

What return should I expect from NPS?▾

NPS lets you choose an equity allocation (up to 75%, or 50% for government employees). Equity-heavy Tier I portfolios have historically returned around 10–12% annually, while conservative debt allocations return less. This calculator uses a blended assumption — change it to match your allocation.

Can I withdraw from NPS before 60?▾

Partial withdrawals of up to 25% of your own contributions are allowed after 3 years for specific purposes like children's education, home purchase or medical treatment. You can exit the scheme before 60, but then at least 80% must go into an annuity and only 20% can be taken as a lump sum.