Capital implied
₹1.50 Cr
₹50,000 a month at a 4% yield. This does not say such a yield is available or durable.
A higher yield usually means more uncertainty, not a better plan.
The reverse of dividend income: how much capital a target payout would imply at a chosen yield.
A 3% yield needs far more capital than a 6% yield for the same income. Higher assumed yields are not “better” — they are usually riskier or less durable.
Figures are illustrative, based only on the assumptions you type. They are not a forecast, guarantee, tax computation or a recommendation to buy any product.
Capital implied
₹1.50 Cr
₹50,000 a month at a 4% yield. This does not say such a yield is available or durable.
Annual income
₹6.00 L
Monthly income
₹50,000
Yield used
4%
At 3% yield instead
₹2.00 Cr
Same income, more capital