SWP Calculator

Plan your systematic withdrawals while ensuring your investment corpus lasts. Balance regular income with long-term growth.

SWP Planning

Calculate optimal monthly withdrawal amount while preserving capital

Returns Analysis

Understand how your investments grow while supporting regular withdrawals

Longevity Projection

See how long your corpus will last based on withdrawal rate

Capital Preservation

Balance between regular income and maintaining investment corpus

Calculate SWP

Enter your investment details to plan withdrawals

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Your ₹10,000 monthly withdrawal will grow to ₹10,000 next year

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Analysis Results

SWP Withdrawal Strategy

Final Verdict

Based on your inputs and comprehensive financial analysis

Sustainable Withdrawal Strategy

Your plan is viable for the entire 5 years, maintaining a final corpus of 10,00,000

Initial Withdrawal Rate

12.0%per year

Total Withdrawals

6,00,000total

Real Final Corpus

7,47,258adjusted

Growth Insights

Monthly withdrawal increases by 0% yearly

Expected returns of 12% per year

Key Considerations

Monitor and adjust strategy based on market conditions

Results assume consistent returns and growth rates

Your Investment Journey

A simple breakdown of your money's path

Step 1

You Invested

10,00,000

Initial corpus

Expected return: 12% per year

Step 2

Returns Generated

6,00,000

Total returns over 5 years

Monthly average: ₹10,000

Step 3

You Withdrew

6,00,000

Total withdrawals over 5 years

Started: ₹10,000/month
Ended: ₹10,000/month

Final Position

Money In

10,00,000

Money Out (Withdrawals)

6,00,000

Corpus Remaining

10,00,000

Key Highlights

• You withdrew 60.0x your initial investment

• Your withdrawals grew by 0% each year

• Total value generated: ₹6,00,000

• Strategy is sustainable

Investment vs Withdrawal Summary

Compare your total investment against withdrawals and returns

Initial Investment

10,00,000

Corpus invested

6,00,000

Total returns earned

Total Withdrawals

6,00,000

Over 5 years

60.0x

Times your initial investment

Net Position

10,00,000

Final corpus remaining

6,00,000

Total value created

Monthly Average

Average Monthly Withdrawal10,000
Average Monthly Return10,000

Return Metrics

Total Return on Investment60.0%
Annualized Return12% (assumed)

Monthly Withdrawal Analysis

How your monthly withdrawals grow over time

Initial Period

10,000

12.0% annually

Mid Period

10,000

12.0% annually

Final Period

10,000

12.0% annually

Year by Year Analysis

Detailed breakdown of corpus changes, withdrawals, and returns

YearOpening BalanceReturns EarnedTotal WithdrawalsClosing BalanceReal ValueWithdrawal Rate
110,00,0001,20,000(12.0%)1,20,000(₹10,000/mo)10,00,0009,43,39612.0%
210,00,0001,20,000(12.0%)1,20,000(₹10,000/mo)10,00,0008,89,99612.0%
310,00,0001,20,000(12.0%)1,20,000(₹10,000/mo)10,00,0008,39,61912.0%
410,00,0001,20,000(12.0%)1,20,000(₹10,000/mo)10,00,0007,92,09412.0%
510,00,0001,20,000(12.0%)1,20,000(₹10,000/mo)10,00,0007,47,25812.0%
Total-6,00,0006,00,00010,00,0007,47,258-

Real Value shows the inflation-adjusted worth of your corpus

Withdrawal Rate above 8% may not be sustainable long-term

• Returns are calculated at 12% per annum on the opening balance

What is a Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP)?

A Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) is a financial strategy that allows you to withdraw a fixed amount from your investments at regular intervals. It's particularly useful for:

  • Creating a regular income stream from your investments
  • Managing retirement withdrawals efficiently
  • Balancing between income needs and investment growth
  • Maintaining financial discipline in withdrawals

Our SWP calculator helps you plan these withdrawals while considering factors like inflation, expected returns, and your desired withdrawal rate.

Benefits of Using Our SWP Calculator

Accurate Planning

Get precise calculations considering multiple factors like inflation and investment returns

Long-term Sustainability

Understand how long your corpus will last based on your withdrawal strategy

Inflation Protection

Account for rising expenses with inflation-adjusted withdrawal calculations

Comprehensive Analysis

View detailed year-by-year breakdown of your investment journey

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the SWP calculator work?

Our SWP calculator uses your initial investment amount, expected returns, and desired monthly withdrawal to project how long your corpus will last. It factors in inflation and withdrawal growth rate to give you realistic projections.

What is a sustainable withdrawal rate?

A sustainable withdrawal rate is typically 4-6% of your corpus annually. However, this varies based on factors like investment returns, inflation, and time horizon. Our calculator helps you find your optimal rate.

How does inflation affect SWP?

Inflation reduces the purchasing power of your withdrawals over time. Our calculator accounts for this by allowing you to set an annual increase in your withdrawal amount to maintain your lifestyle.

Can I increase my monthly withdrawal amount?

Yes, you can set a withdrawal growth rate in our calculator to automatically increase your monthly withdrawal amount each year, helping you keep pace with rising expenses.

What happens if my corpus depletes?

The calculator will show you the year when your corpus might deplete based on your inputs. This helps you adjust your withdrawal strategy to ensure your money lasts as long as needed.

How do I choose the right expected return rate?

Consider historical returns of your investment type (equity, debt, hybrid) and be conservative in your estimate. For long-term planning, it's better to use lower expected returns to be safe.

Pro Tips for Using the Calculator

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Start with a conservative withdrawal rate (4-5%) for long-term sustainability

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Consider your investment mix when setting expected returns

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Account for inflation by using the withdrawal growth rate feature

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Review and adjust your plan periodically based on market conditions

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Keep an emergency fund separate from your SWP corpus

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Consider tax implications when planning your withdrawals