The Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) Calculator helps you plan regular withdrawals from your investments while allowing the remaining corpus to grow. Ideal for retirees and those seeking steady cash flow, it ensures financial independence without fully liquidating your investments.
The SWP Calculator helps you estimate the regular income you can generate by withdrawing a fixed amount periodically from your investments while the remaining corpus continues to grow.
Start systematic withdrawals without disturbing the full investment corpus.
Enjoy steady income while compounding continues on the balance amount.
Plan how long your corpus will last and ensure financial stability.
Generate a fixed income stream to manage expenses post-retirement or otherwise.
Withdrawals may be more tax-efficient compared to traditional options.
Keep your investments working for you while only withdrawing what you need.
Manage your investments on the go, track your portfolio, and stay up to date — all from your phone.
Get the link to download the App.
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