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The NPS (National Pension System) Annuity Pension is the regular income paid to subscribers after retirement, calculated based on the accumulated corpus and the annuity rate offered by the annuity service provider.
The calculator uses the NPS annuity pension formula:
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Explanation: The formula calculates the annual pension by multiplying the total accumulated corpus with the annuity rate percentage expressed as a decimal.
Details: Accurate pension calculation helps in retirement planning, ensuring financial security post-retirement and allowing subscribers to make informed decisions about their NPS investments and annuity options.
Tips: Enter the total accumulated corpus in INR and the annuity rate as a decimal (e.g., 0.06 for 6%). Both values must be positive numbers, with annuity rate typically between 0.01 and 0.10.
Q1: What is an annuity rate in NPS?
A: The annuity rate is the percentage of the corpus that will be paid as annual pension. It is determined by the annuity service provider based on various factors.
Q2: How is the annuity rate determined?
A: Annuity rates depend on factors like age, type of annuity plan, prevailing interest rates, and the annuity service provider's policies.
Q3: Can I change my annuity provider after selection?
A: Generally, the choice of annuity service provider is made at the time of exit from NPS and is typically irrevocable.
Q4: What are the different types of annuity options available?
A: Options include life annuity, annuity with return of purchase price, joint life annuity, and increasing annuity, among others.
Q5: Is the pension amount fixed or variable?
A: It depends on the annuity plan chosen. Some plans offer fixed pensions, while others may have variable or increasing payouts.