SWP Calculator

Plan your retirement income with a Systematic Withdrawal Plan. See how long your corpus lasts with monthly withdrawals.

💸 SWP Details
Total Corpus₹1,00,00,000
₹5 L₹10 Cr
Monthly Withdrawal₹50,000
₹5,000₹5,00,000
Expected Return8%
4%15%
Withdrawal Period25 years
5 years40 years
Final Balance
₹0
Initial Corpus₹0
Total Withdrawn₹0
YearWithdrawnBalance
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SWP Calculator: Plan Retirement Income

SWP converts your investment corpus into regular monthly income during retirement — the reverse of SIP.

How SWP Works

The mutual fund redeems enough units monthly for your withdrawal amount. Your remaining corpus stays invested and keeps growing. If returns exceed withdrawal rate, your corpus grows forever.

The 4% Rule for India

You can withdraw 4% annually from your corpus. For India with higher inflation, consider 3-3.5%. On ₹2 crore at 3.5%: ₹58,333/month.

SWP vs FD Income

SWP from balanced funds is more tax-efficient than FD interest. Only the gains portion of each SWP is taxable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is SWP?+

SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) is the opposite of SIP. You withdraw a fixed monthly amount from your mutual fund corpus while the rest stays invested and earns returns.

How much can I withdraw monthly?+

Safe monthly withdrawal is about 0.3-0.35% of corpus (4% annually). For ₹1 crore corpus, that's ₹30,000-35,000/month.

Is SWP taxed?+

Each SWP is part return of capital (tax-free) and part gains (taxable). Equity fund SWP held 1+ year: 10% LTCG on gains above ₹1L/year.

What if markets crash during SWP?+

This is "sequence of returns risk." Keep 2-3 years of expenses in FDs or liquid funds as a buffer, and reduce equity withdrawal during downturns.