SWP Calculator

Calculate systematic withdrawals, total withdrawals and remaining investment value from your investment corpus.

Amount withdrawn at the end of each month.

Enter the planned withdrawal period in years.

Optional yearly increase.

Optional today's-value estimate.

SWP Formula

Ending Balance = (Previous Balance × (1 + r)) − Withdrawal r = Monthly Expected Return The calculation is repeated for each monthly withdrawal period.

An SWP allows an investment corpus to remain invested while a fixed or increasing amount is withdrawn periodically.

How to Calculate an SWP

1

Enter the Initial Investment

Enter the investment corpus from which regular withdrawals will be made.

2

Enter the Monthly Withdrawal

Enter the amount you plan to withdraw each month.

3

Set Return and Duration

Enter the expected annual return and planned withdrawal period.

4

Review the Results

See total withdrawals, remaining value and whether the corpus is exhausted during the selected period.

Example

An initial investment of 10,00,000 with a monthly withdrawal of 10,000 at an assumed 12% annual return for 10 years.

The calculator applies the assumed monthly return to the balance and then deducts the scheduled withdrawal each month.

Actual SWP results can differ because investment returns are not fixed and taxes, fees and other charges may apply.

Frequently Asked Questions

SWP stands for Systematic Withdrawal Plan. It allows an investor to withdraw a chosen amount from an investment at regular intervals.
The investment earns an assumed periodic return and the scheduled withdrawal is deducted from the balance for each withdrawal period.
Yes. If withdrawals are too high compared with investment returns, the investment corpus can be exhausted before the selected period ends.
No. Taxes, exit loads, fund expenses and other investment-specific charges are not included in the estimate.