Congratulations to Team India for winning the T20 World Cup for the second time in a row

We all understand how cricket works.

The first team sets the target and the second team chases. If the target is 160 runs, the required run rate is around 8 per over.

If the chasing team scores 100 runs in the first 10 overs, the remaining 60 runs in 10 overs becomes easy.

But if they score only 60 runs in the first 10 overs, then they need 100 runs in the next 10 overs at 10 per over.

If they further slow down and score only 30 runs in the next 5 overs, suddenly the required run rate jumps to 14 per over.

Now the team has to take more risks, chances of losing wickets increase, and winning becomes difficult.

Exactly the same principle applies to Retirement Planning.

Let us assume we need ₹10 Crores for Retirement.

If You Start Early

Age 25 — Time available: 35 years — Return assumption: 10% — Monthly investment required: ₹26,000 Age 35 — Time available: 25 years — Return assumption: 10% — Monthly investment required: ₹75,000

If You Delay

Age 40 — Time available: 20 years — Monthly investment required: ₹1.30 Lakhs Age 45 — Time available: 15 years — Even at 12% return, you need about ₹2 Lakhs per month Age 50 — Time available: 10 years — Monthly investment required: ₹4.30 Lakhs Age 55 — Time available: 5 years — Monthly investment required: ₹12 Lakhs per month

Now the question is simple.

Just like in cricket, if you start scoring early, the match becomes easier.

If you delay, the required run rate increases and risk becomes higher.

Indian Cricket Team Won the World Cup…

But the real question is: Will You Win Your Retirement?

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