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Your recurring expenses, normalised to a monthly & annual burn rate — and
what it means for your net worth. Loan EMIs live under Liabilities, not here.
The famous 4% rule (25×) is a US result — the Trinity study ran US
stocks and bonds over 1926–1995, a 30-year retirement, ~3% inflation, with Social
Security underneath. India isn't that: general inflation runs ~6%, healthcare faster
still, the return history is shorter, and there's no state pension floor. A
2.5–3% rate is the more defensible assumption here — which means a
corpus of 33–40× your annual spend, not 25×.
Expenses
What withdrawal rate?
Where it goes
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Fill in whatever applies under each category — the count multiplies the amount, handy for per-person costs (×2 kids, ×4 members). Anything that doesn't fit goes under Other.
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