SWP Calculator

Systematic withdrawal plan simulator for mutual funds, monthly retirement cash flows, inflation indexation, and safe withdrawal rates.

Capabilities

Key Features

  • Monthly Cash Flow Modeling: Determine monthly payout amounts from your accumulated wealth or retirement corpus.
  • Corpus Longevity Simulator: Accurately predicts whether your capital will grow perpetually, sustain your timeline, or deplete early.
  • Annual Step-Up Withdrawals: Model increasing annual payouts (e.g. +6% per year) to counter rising healthcare and living costs.
  • Safe Withdrawal Rate (SWR) Indicator: Benchmarks your withdrawal rate against the famous 4% Trinity Study rule.
  • Interactive SVG Balance Trajectory Chart: Visual timeline curve displaying balance health, interest generated, and payouts.
  • Comprehensive Year-by-Year Schedule: Full tabular view of opening balances, annual withdrawals, interest credited, and closing balances.
Quick Guide

How to use

1

Enter Initial Corpus

Input your total accumulated lumpsum investment or retirement portfolio balance.

2

Specify Monthly Withdrawal

Set the monthly cash flow or pension amount you wish to withdraw to your bank account.

3

Choose Annual Return & Duration

Input expected annualized return rate (CAGR) and total planned withdrawal horizon in years.

4

Check Longevity Status & Schedule

Review the sustainability badge, remaining balance, total payouts, and year-by-year cashflow schedule.

Technical Guide

About SWP Calculator

The Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) Calculator is a specialized financial planning tool designed to calculate monthly passive income, capital preservation, and portfolio longevity from mutual funds or equity investments. Model customized monthly withdrawals, annual inflation-indexed step-ups, capital gains generation, and exact corpus depletion timelines with interactive charts.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) is a mutual fund facility allowing investors to withdraw a predetermined sum of money at regular intervals (usually monthly) from their existing mutual fund scheme. The remaining invested units continue to earn returns and compound over time.