New Delhi, March 11 -- Are most Indians are planning for a retirement that no longer exists? Chartered Accountant (CA) and financial advisor Nitin Kaushik think so.

In a viral post on social media platform X, Kaushik noted that most people's retirement plans are outdated and fail to consider current realities and what this means for future expenses.

According to Kaushik, while times (and expenses) have changed, most people are continuing the old methods of retirement planning. And while true and tested, they could ultimately be insufficient due to the wider picture.

"Most Indians are planning for a retirement that NO LONGER EXISTS. The traditional rules of thumb are failing because they ignore the "Twin Killers" of 2026: healthcare inf...