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What is an SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan)?

A Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) is a mutual fund feature that lets you withdraw a fixed amount at regular intervals while keeping the remaining investment growing. It’s a great option for creating a steady income stream, making it ideal for retirees or anyone seeking financial flexibility.

How Does SWP Calculation Work?

The SWP formula calculates your remaining corpus after each withdrawal:

Remaining Corpus = (Corpus - Withdrawal) × (1 + monthly_return)
Where:
monthly_return = Annual return divided by 12
Note: This is recalculated monthly until the corpus is exhausted.

Top Benefits of SWP

Steady Income Stream

Ensures predictable cash flow from your investments.

Tax Savings

Only the withdrawn amount is taxed, not the entire corpus.

Preserves Capital

Allows your principal to grow while withdrawing funds.

Customizable Withdrawals

Adjust frequency and amount to suit your needs.

SWP FAQs

Equity funds: 10% LTCG tax on withdrawals after 1 year (above ₹1 lakh). Debt funds: Taxed at slab rate if withdrawn before 3 years, 20% with indexation after.

Typically ₹1 lakh, though some fund houses allow as low as ₹25,000.

Yes, most plans let you modify the amount or frequency annually—check with your fund provider.

The SWP stops automatically once the corpus hits zero. Adjust withdrawals based on returns to extend its lifespan.