3% Thumb Rule for Retirement

In this insightful RUclips Short, we delve into the fundamental concept of retirement planning - the 3% Rule. Learn how this rule can shape your financial future and provide a comfortable retirement.
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[@JustChill76]

My Retirement Plan is as follows: If your monthly expenses is Rs.50,000/-, then your yearly expenses would be Rs.6,00,000/-. So Plan in such a way that you get Rs.18,00,000/- per year. Rs.6,00,000/- for your expenses and the balance Rs.12,00,000/- for your savings and investment, which will take care of Inflation. Now, even if you invest in Bank FDs which gives 6 percent per annum, you will require Rs.3.0 Crores as Retirement Fund to earn Rs.18,00,000/- per annum. Keep another Rs.50 Lakhs as cushioning fund. So you would require Rs.3.5 Crores, which is a fantastic amount. If your monthly expenses is Rs.25,000/-, you would require 2 Crores and if your monthly expenses is Rs.40,000/-, you would require around 2.5 Crores to 3.0 Crores. So on and so forth. I feel this is the easiest way to plan the retirement fund. Hope it helps

[@AjinkyaGosavi50]

This should be 33% rule 😅
Why it's called 3% rule? May be that reason is not included in this short??

[@thegreatestdax7896]

Short me adhe knowledge he mile ge 😂😂😂

[@saurabhchougule9483]

Corpus ka approx 3% every year tu use karega

[@mjan1509]

Last time in 1 of your video, 4% withdraw

[@TheMohitMishraShow]

Medical insurance lene ka baad ya fir medical expenses ko considered kiya hai isme?

[@fitnessenthu85]

I have accumulated 33X of yearly expenses. But don’t own home can I retire?

[@Mrmaert]

Zindagi retire hone ke liye ji rahe hai yadnya ke hisab se

[@master15951]

After. 65 how many years till 90 ?

[@detro690]

Retirement age is subjective. Most get it in their 60s, some in their 50s and mid 40s. With the current job market condition managed by our fantastic government, many are lucky to get that age in their 30s if not 20s😂

[@basantchoubey5137]

Earlier it was 6, now it's 3℅..so these guys are not confident.. 25 times yearly expense is good enough..

[@Arifkhan-sl8fe]

100 time is enough
25 pe risk hai

[@asifu04]

Stop gyan , plan 5 yrs , 5 yrs basis plan , next generation totally dumb - no work in future ..( baap cash pe aish karega)