Free retirement calculator for Sri Lanka
Enter what your life costs today and what you are putting away for later. Retirement stops being a feeling and becomes four numbers, including the only one that matters, the gap.
How this retirement calculator works
Step 01
Put in your monthly expenses today, and an inflation rate to carry them forward
Step 02
Add your years to retirement, and the number of years you expect to spend in it
Step 03
Add your current savings, what you invest each month, and the return you are willing to assume
Step 04
Press Reveal My Gap for what a month will cost you then, the corpus that funds it, and the gap
Curious? Here's what women ask before they start.
If your question isn’t here, reach out at [support email] and we’ll answer.
What is a real rate of return?
There is no single figure, because it depends on what your life costs and how long your retirement lasts. The calculator builds the number from your own monthly expenses rather than a generic target.
Why should women plan differently for retirement?
Women in Sri Lanka live to 80.6 years on average against 74.2 for men, according to the Department of Census and Statistics. A longer retirement has to be funded by the same working life, so the money has to stretch further.
Does the calculator include my EPF and ETF?
Only if you include them. Add your current balances to the current savings field so the projection reflects what you already have.
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Your money should last as long as you do. Knowing how it works is where that starts.
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