SWP Calculator

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SWP Calculator – Smart Monthly Withdrawal Planner for Mutual Funds

What is an SWP Calculator?

How Can an SWP Calculator Help You?

SIP vs Lump Sum vs SWP – Which is Better?

Criteria SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) Lump Sum Investment SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan)
Investment Type Invests a fixed amount monthly Invests a large amount at once Withdraws a fixed amount monthly from a lump sum
Best For Salaried individuals with regular income Investors with idle funds or a windfall Retirees or those seeking monthly income
Market Timing Risk Lower – spreads investment over time Higher – enters the market at once Medium – depends on performance over time
Returns Potential Good – stable, long-term growth Higher – if market timing is right Moderate – depends on return vs withdrawal rate
Volatility Management Better – rupee cost averaging Less controlled – sensitive to market timing Managed – withdrawals may exceed returns if not planned
Flexibility Highly flexible – pause/modify SIPs Less flexible – fixed amount is invested Flexible – can adjust withdrawal amounts
Discipline & Habit Builds saving habit over time One-time action, less habit-forming Encourages budgeting & planning
Suitability in Volatile Markets More suitable – gradual investment Less suitable – risky if markets are high Depends – can provide stable income with good planning
Goal-Based Planning Great for long-term goals like retirement, education Ideal for mid/long-term goals with upfront capital Perfect for income goals during retirement
Ease of Start Very easy – even ₹500/month Requires a large amount ready Needs lump sum corpus to begin withdrawals
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How Do SWP Calculators Work?

  • SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) Calculators use compound interest formulas to estimate how long your one-time investment can support fixed monthly withdrawals.
  • Unlike SIPs where you invest monthly, in SWP you invest a lump sum once and withdraw a set amount regularly—while the remaining amount continues to earn interest.
  • This calculator helps you determine whether your corpus can sustain your desired withdrawals and how much interest you earn over time, reducing the risk of running out of funds.

Formula Used in SWP Calculator

FV = P × (1 + r)n – W × {[(1 + r)n – 1] / r}

Explanation of Terms

  • FV: Final Value or balance left at the end (can be 0 if funds are exhausted)
  • P: Initial one-time investment
  • r: Monthly interest rate (annual rate ÷ 12)
  • n: Total number of months
  • W: Withdrawal per month

Example Calculation

Suppose you invest ₹10,00,000 in a mutual fund with an expected annual return of 12%, and withdraw ₹10,000 monthly for 20 years.

Step-by-Step Calculation

Step 1: Input Values

  • Principal (P) = ₹10,00,000
  • Annual Return = 12% ⇒ Monthly Rate (r) = 1% = 0.01
  • Duration = 20 years ⇒ Total Months (n) = 240
  • Monthly Withdrawal (W) = ₹10,000

Step 2: Apply the Formula

FV = 10,00,000 × (1.01)240 – 10,000 × {[(1.01)240 – 1] / 0.01}

FV = ₹9,646,000 – ₹8,705,000

FV ≈ ₹94,600 (approximate remaining corpus)

Description Amount
Invested Amount ₹10,00,000
Total Withdrawals ₹24,00,000
Estimated Interest Earned ₹14,70,000
Remaining Value (FV) ₹94,600

How to Use Our SWP Calculator

Using our SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) Calculator is simple and highly effective. Just enter your details as follows:

  • Initial one-time investment amount
  • Expected annual return rate
  • Desired monthly withdrawal amount
  • Investment duration in years (optional)

The tool will instantly display how long your funds will last, the estimated returns, and the remaining value based on standard financial formulas and compounding logic.

You can adjust values manually or use sliders to simulate different withdrawal strategies and financial goals—making retirement and passive income planning easy and flexible.

Advantages of Using Our SWP Calculator

  • Fast & Accurate: Instant projections based on compounding returns
  • Mobile-Responsive: Works seamlessly on smartphones, tablets, and desktops
  • Indian Number Format (₹): Displays results in a user-friendly format
  • No Sign-Up Required: 100% free, with no registration needed
  • Tax-Efficient Strategy: Helps you build a sustainable withdrawal plan

SWP Calculator for Retirement Planning

Retirement planning becomes more effective with an SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan), where your invested money continues to grow while supporting regular monthly income.

With our SWP calculator, you can estimate how long your retirement corpus will last and how much you can safely withdraw each month—ensuring long-term financial stability post-retirement.

Our SWP calculator helps you:

  • Simulate different withdrawal strategies and interest rates
  • Ensure your money lasts through all your retirement years
  • Visualize how a one-time investment can generate consistent monthly income

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

No. The calculator provides an estimate based on expected return rates. Actual results may vary due to market performance.

Yes, the SWP calculator can be used to estimate withdrawals from mutual fund investments over time.

No, it doesn't include inflation by default. To adjust for inflation, you can manually lower the expected return rate.

Yes, the calculator is completely free and does not require login or sign-up.

Absolutely. You can enter any time period in years to calculate how long your investments can sustain monthly withdrawals.

While it’s mainly for mutual fund SWPs, you can use it for NPS or PPF if you assume fixed returns and withdrawal schedules.

Yes, you can modify the expected return rate to test different investment scenarios—conservative or aggressive.

Yes, the SWP calculator works perfectly on all screen sizes including smartphones and tablets.

No, your inputs are not saved. All data is processed securely in your browser for privacy.

Exporting isn't available yet. You can save your results by taking a screenshot or copying the values.