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EPF Calculator

Project your Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) savings at retirement from your basic salary, at the current 8.25% rate, with yearly raises, and see what it's worth today after inflation.

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Default inflation rate for India: 5.5% per year, based on Reserve Bank of India / MoSPI (CPI) data (2026). You can override it in each calculator’s advanced options. See data sources for full citations.

How We Work It Out

EPF accumulates monthly contributions (employee 12% + employer 3.67% of basic) compounded at the EPF rate, with optional annual salary growth:

Monthly Contribution = Basic × 15.67%
Total Savings = ∑ contributions compounded at 8.25% / 12

Each yearly pay rise lifts your basic salary, so your contribution goes up in the years that follow too.

Real-World Examples

₹50,000 basic salary, age 30 to 58 at 8.25%

With a ₹50,000 monthly basic and no yearly raise, the combined ₹7,835 a month EPF contribution (12% + 3.67%) compounding at 8.25% for 28 years grows to about ₹1.03 crore. A 5% yearly raise pushes the total much higher, since each raise lifts every future contribution.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)