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Coast FIRE Calculator

This Coast FIRE calculator shows whether your current retirement savings, left alone to compound with no further contributions, would grow into your full retirement number by the time you retire. Enter your numbers to see your Coast FIRE target and whether you've already reached it.

30 yrs

Your age today.

65 yrs

When you plan to fully retire and start drawing down.

₹10,00,000

Everything you've saved toward retirement so far.

7.00%

A long-run average, after inflation or before — be consistent with how your target below is expressed.

₹1,50,00,000

What you need saved by retirement age — use the FIRE Number Calculator if you're not sure.

₹14,04,944

How much you'd need saved right now for compounding alone to reach your target by retirement age.

Surplus (or gap) vs. your current savings-₹4,04,944

Positive means you've already hit Coast FIRE; negative shows how much more you'd need to get there.

What your current savings alone would grow to₹1,06,76,581

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between Coast FIRE and regular FIRE?+

Regular FIRE means you've saved enough to retire and live off withdrawals immediately. Coast FIRE means you've saved enough that, left to compound alone with no more contributions, you'd reach your full retirement number by a normal retirement age — you'd still need income to cover living expenses until then.

Should I use a real (inflation-adjusted) or nominal return rate?+

Be consistent — if your target retirement savings figure is in today's dollars, use a real (inflation-adjusted) return, commonly 4-6%. If your target is in future, inflated dollars, use a nominal return, commonly 7-10%.

Does hitting Coast FIRE mean I should stop contributing?+

Not necessarily — it's a milestone, not a mandate. Many people keep contributing after reaching Coast FIRE to retire earlier than their original target age, or to build a larger cushion than their minimum number.

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