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SWP Calculator — Free Online Tool

Estimate how long your investment corpus will last with a Systematic Withdrawal Plan.

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SWP Calculator

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Figures are illustrative and assume a constant rate over the full term; actual returns fluctuate and are not guaranteed.

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What Is SWP Calculator?

A Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) Calculator helps you estimate how long a lump-sum corpus will last when you withdraw a fixed amount every month. It is widely used by retirees and senior citizens who want a steady, predictable monthly income from their mutual fund investments without fully depleting their corpus. The key insight: if your remaining corpus earns more than you withdraw each month, it can sustain withdrawals indefinitely — the SWP calculator shows you exactly where that balance point lies.

How SWP Calculator Helps You

Retirement planning is as much about managing withdrawals sustainably as it is about building a corpus. The SWP calculator helps you find the right balance between income and longevity.

How Does SWP Calculator Work?

Each month, the remaining corpus earns the expected monthly return (annual rate ÷ 12), and then your chosen withdrawal amount is subtracted. The calculator repeats this monthly cycle — grow, then withdraw — until the corpus is exhausted or 50 years is reached. For example, a ₹20 lakh corpus at 8% p.a. with ₹20,000/month withdrawal lasts approximately 15 years. The critical insight: if your monthly return (corpus × rate ÷ 12) equals or exceeds your withdrawal, the corpus never depletes — a state of perpetual withdrawal known as a "self-sustaining SWP."

Advantages Of SWP Calculator

An SWP calculator helps you retire with confidence — knowing exactly how long your savings will last and what monthly income is sustainable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

For most retirees in higher tax brackets, SWP from a balanced or debt mutual fund provides better post-tax income than a bank FD. FD interest is taxed at your full slab rate. With equity/hybrid funds, long-term capital gains above ₹1.25 lakh are taxed at only 12.5% — significantly lower than 20%–30% slab rates.

If the monthly returns on your corpus exceed your monthly withdrawal, the corpus grows over time — meaning your SWP can last indefinitely. The calculator shows "50+ yrs" in this scenario. For example, a ₹1 crore corpus at 9% p.a. earns ₹75,000/month — any withdrawal below this is self-sustaining.

A Step-Up SWP increases your monthly withdrawal by a fixed percentage each year — typically 5%–6% — to match inflation. Without a step-up, ₹20,000/month today has the purchasing power of only ~₹12,200 after 10 years at 5% inflation. A step-up SWP helps maintain your real standard of living through retirement.

Balanced Advantage Funds and Hybrid Funds are popular for SWP — they provide stable returns with equity upside while limiting downside risk. Debt funds work well for conservative retirees. Avoid pure equity funds for short-tenure SWP (under 5 years) due to market volatility risk.

Yes. You can set up an automated SWP from any mutual fund in your Shriram portfolio. Our relationship managers can help you choose the right fund type — debt, balanced, or hybrid — to optimise your monthly SWP income with the best possible tax efficiency.

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