SWP Calculator — Systematic Withdrawal Plan Calculator

SWP lets you withdraw a fixed amount monthly from your mutual fund. Calculate how long your corpus will last and your remaining balance over time.

Calculator Inputs

₹10,000₹10 Cr
₹1,000₹10 L
1%20% p.a.
1 Yr40 Yrs
Total Corpus₹50.00 L
Total Withdrawn₹60.00 L
Remaining Corpus
₹1.77 Cr
Corpus remaining
Corpus depleted

Year-by-Year Balance

YearTotal WithdrawnCorpus Balance
1 ₹300,000 ₹5,209,426
2 ₹600,000 ₹5,440,782
3 ₹900,000 ₹5,696,364
4 ₹1,200,000 ₹5,978,708
5 ₹1,500,000 ₹6,290,618
6 ₹1,800,000 ₹6,635,189
7 ₹2,100,000 ₹7,015,840
8 ₹2,400,000 ₹7,436,351
9 ₹2,700,000 ₹7,900,895
10 ₹3,000,000 ₹8,414,083
11 ₹3,300,000 ₹8,981,008
12 ₹3,600,000 ₹9,607,298
13 ₹3,900,000 ₹10,299,168
14 ₹4,200,000 ₹11,063,487
15 ₹4,500,000 ₹11,907,839
16 ₹4,800,000 ₹12,840,606
17 ₹5,100,000 ₹13,871,046
18 ₹5,400,000 ₹15,009,387
19 ₹5,700,000 ₹16,266,927
20 ₹6,000,000 ₹17,656,147

Frequently Asked Questions

SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) is the opposite of SIP. Instead of investing a fixed amount each month, you withdraw a fixed amount monthly from your mutual fund corpus. It is ideal for retirees who need a regular income from their investments.
In SWP, you control the withdrawal amount and it comes from your capital. In dividend option, the fund declares dividends which are not guaranteed and depend on the fund's distributable surplus. SWP gives more predictability and tax efficiency.
Yes. In SWP from equity funds, only the gains portion of each withdrawal is taxed (LTCG at 12.5% for units held > 1 year). This is more tax-efficient than FD interest which is fully taxable as per slab.
A common rule is the "4% rule" — withdraw 4% of corpus annually. If your equity fund earns 10–12% and you withdraw 4–6%, your corpus can potentially grow or sustain for 25–30 years.
Yes, if your monthly withdrawal is higher than the returns generated by the fund, the corpus will deplete over time. This calculator shows exactly when and how the corpus changes each year so you can plan accordingly.