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The Retirement Gap.
Mauritius's state pension is a flat amount — the same whether you earned a little or a lot. Most of the retirement income you want, you fund yourself. This shows you how big that gap is — and how movable.
A few numbers you already know. A picture of the retirement you're on track for, versus the one you want — in today's rupees, so the figures mean something. The same lens B3 uses with clients, opened up for anyone.
Your numbers
You, and when you'd stop
Whole years is fine.
The state pension starts later (age is rising toward 65) — retire earlier and the early years are all on you.
What you've set aside, and what you add
Pension pot, long-term savings, investments earmarked for later. 0 is a fine answer.
What you add every month, on average.
The retirement you want
In today's rupees — we handle inflation for you. A common rule of thumb is about two-thirds of your current income.
Mauritius's state pension is a flat amount, the same for everyone — enter the current figure if you know it, or leave it at 0 to be conservative. Include any workplace or defined pension too.
Assumptions — sensible defaults, edit if you like
Illustrative long-run growth on invested savings — not a promise, and not a specific product.
Usually a touch lower — the pot is more conservatively invested once you're drawing on it.
Roughly Mauritius's recent average. Everything is shown in today's rupees using this.
A prudent horizon. Longer is safer, and costs more.
To run the numbers we need your age, your retirement age, and the monthly income you'd want. Savings can stay rough or empty.
Estimates are fine. The shape of the gap matters more than the decimals.
Where you stand
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The gap at retirement
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the extra pot you'd need on the day you retire
Or, saved from today
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a month, on top of what you save now, to close it
The gap is movable