If you are 30, married and living in some Metro, chances are that you are spending close to 30,000/- every month on your household. You pay every month for services like phone bill, dish TV, maintenance, groceries, milk, maid expenses, and so on. While the rule of thumb says that we should save close to 30% of our monthly income but the truth is that something or the other keeps coming up and we end up saving very little. And on top of it majority of us have loans on us, be it a personal loan for maintaining our life style or a home loan for that dream home of ours. Chances are that as your family grows and your lifestyle improves, these expenses will also grow along with. As a matter of fact, your growing salary will compensate for your growing monthly expenditure. But, what will happen when you stop working. How will you adjust your increasing monthly expenditure with your never growing or static pension? Let’s assume your expenses are Rs. 30,000/- per month and wi
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