hi guys,
I am not an economist, generalist nor researcher. I am just stupid common government employee afraid of my future. As I am coming under NPS scheme I just did some comparisons and calculations to ensure NPS is better than OLD DEFINED PENSION SCHEME(ODPS), but result is heartbreaking.( I wish my calculation to go wrong)....
First of all let me put merits and demerits of OLD PENSION SCHEME
Merits
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- There is No deduction from our salary
- There is no market risk, we are assured of getting 50%(33 years Service) of last Drawn salary at the time of retirement.
- There will be Family Pension to spouse or children.
- Pension amount dependent on DA , pension amount raise as cost of living.
Demerits:
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Now the NPS.
Merits
- There is a definite amount in our individual account 10% from Our side and 10% from Govt. side
- We are assure of Getting 60% of Total money at superannuation and we will get pension through annuity on 40% of remaining.
Demerits:
NPS assured to give us Lumpsum amount at the time of superannuation. i.e., if we have 1 Crore (we can say 50 lakh employer and 50 lakh employee side amount) accumulated corpus in our individual account, 60 lakh will be given to us at the time of retirement. and need to purchase annuity of 40 lakhs , our pension solely depend on the interest we earn on 40 lakhs.Spouse will also get same pension. There is no clear guidelines what will happen to that 40 lakhs after spouse death
( read some article which says after age of 70 that 40 lakhs will be returned).
Here are the few demerits of NPS.( Known to me)
- we are presented with huge amount at the age of 60, by then most of our commitments like house,vehicle,children education , chidren marriage will be over( most of the cased by taking loan not less than 10% of interest), so in my view huge money at that age is of no use, we need money now( 10% deduction from salary should be stopped).
- Let us take we are getting 60 lakh as one time amount, out of which 50 lakh is our hard earned money, Govt. share is only 10 lakh.
- Now big issue if interest rate is fixed for annuity we purchased on 40 lakhs, the pension what we get at the age of 61 will remain same till our death without accounting inflation, cost of living etc. In old pension scheme DA raise is effected to pensioners also.
- Most dangerous wrong fund managers, market risk we are not assure of what pension amount we are going to get.
- Salary deduction(although our gross look good with employer contribution) is reducing our lifestyle, we are less paid compared to private sector we are not able to go in parallel with them in life.
- In this globalization era privatization is inevitable, if our boards, corporations privatized govt has no responsibility to pay us pension if we are in NPS.
Calculation of corpus amount
Here is the chart got through some calculator what will be total corpus money in my account taking in to account of average inflation and interest from 2007 , 33 years considered, base value the deduction in the May 2007 salary 1884+1884=3768, refer link below(just check it with personal finance advisers..or other knowledgeable person as I am having very minute knowledge about finance)
Sl.No.
|
Inflation
|
Interest
|
Total Money accumulated
|
1
|
7%
|
10%
|
2,40,57,627.00
|
2
|
10%
|
10%
|
3,57,49,602.00
|
1).http://www.thecalculatorsite.com/finance/calculators/compoundinterestcalculator.php
Here is some calculations:
What will be my salary in 2040?
here are few methods
1st Method:(remember i am not economist its all layman thinking)
In 2007 May I got Basic+ DA=18840
In 2014 August I got Basic+DA=47635
Next DA is 4% also we consider January 2015 DA as 4% adding
one increment our salary in May 2015 will be=50692.00
That means in 8 years growth of 170%....taking average per
year growth is more than 20%, we will take 20% for calculation
20%x 33 years =660% hence salary will be in 2040 is 1,43,250
2nd Method:(Refer the chart generated for corpus calculation)
Considering 7% inflation
33 rd year 20% contribution(NPS) is =394070
10%
contribution = 197035
Per month contribution=197035/12=16419.00
Hence salary will be =1,64,190
3rd Method (Refer the chart generated for corpus calculation)
Considering 10% inflation
33 rd year 20% contribution(NPS) is =954678
10%
contribution = 477339
Per month contribution=477339/12=39778.25
Hence salary will be =3,97,782.00
Pension calculation and comparison(Considering last Two cases)
Old Pension
scheme
Case
|
33 rd year last month salary
|
Pension Per Month
|
7% inflation
|
1,64,190
|
82,095
|
10% inflation
|
3,97,782
|
198891
|
New Pension
Scheme
Case
|
33 rd year salary
|
Money accumulated
|
Considering whole amount invested and 8% interest monthly pension
|
As per scheme 40% kept for annuity
pension will be
|
7% inflation,10% interest
|
1,64,190
|
2,40,57,627.00
|
160384.00
|
64153.00
|
10% inflation,10% interest
|
3,97,782
|
3,57,49,602.00
|
238330.00
|
95332.00
|
I am not a generalist , writer or English freak created this blog to get positive thoughts from you people.
Dear negative thought,
ReplyDeleteOne thing every one forget is under NPS scheme the government servant gets huge amount on retirement which is 8 times more than what a government servant under old pension scheme gets as compared from the article' NPS is far beneficial than Government Pension'. With this money he can even aquire a residential property for his dependants and as well survive on interest on 40% pension wealth invested in annuity in Life Insurance etc from where the government servant, his spouse and parents till death can get pension. Thereafter the 40% annuity amount can be withdrawn by the children or blood relations of the government servant if there are no children left.
Thus a government servant under NPS will not only be leaving behind not only a residential property for his dependants which gets appreciated for generations to come, but at the same time this 40% amount invested in annuity is also of immense help.
Whereas with the very little retirement benefits paid in cash to government servant under old pension scheme he cannot think of acquiring a property. He has to to depend on monthly pension which comes to end after death. Hence I support the author of the article NPS is far beneficial than government pension.
From your article, it is not clear whether you have taken the D.A. rise every year and annual increment aspect, MACP promotion aspect and above all the anticipated pay hike in the remaining pay commissions to be implemented during jan.2016, jan.2026, jan.2036 and jan 2046 correctly. If you had worked out these aspects your new pension wealth may be more than Rs.6 crores and salary during retirement may not be less than Rs.6 to 7 lakhs per month.
What is strange in your article is you yourself show pension under government pension scheme as only Rs.1,98,891 on the salary of Rs.3,97,782 and monthly interest/income under NPS as Rs.2,38,330 plus the huge NPS pension wealth of Rs.3,57,49,602.. Then how you have come to conclusion that only old defined pension scheme is good.
Can you kindly throw light on your conclusion which is contrary to your own observation/calculation.
DEVENDAR PRASAD
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thanks sir for your valuable inputs,
ReplyDeletesir me too predicted future in my blog, it might not be right only god knows the future, but i can say my prediction is not unscientific. i have checked my 7 years NPS accumulation with my calculation, it almost matching, calculated amount considering 7% is more realistic and the calculated amount is on higher side compared to actual.
Inflation will take in to account DA rise, Pay Hike, increment, promotion everything in my calculation and i feel its true comparing to 7 years record.
amount mentioned compared calculated shows NPS is better, the figure mentioned by you is considering 10% inflation which is highly impractical and also which considers 10% employees contribution.
here is my suggestion we can try out the comparison considering the past record rather than predicting, i.e. if we get the service record of person who retired on 2014 completing his 33 year service, by implying NPS with 8%,10%,15% yearly interest and ODPS pension, we can get actual picture. I am working on it.
still if we doubt ODPS we can invest 10% (which now deducted from salary)of salary to private pension scheme so that we will get double pension during retirement, what say?
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