💰 Advanced SWP Calculator with Inflation & Step-up Analysis

Calculate your Systematic Withdrawal Plan returns with step-up withdrawals, inflation adjustment, and detailed corpus depletion analysis. Plan your retirement income and ensure your savings last as long as you need them.

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Corpus Tracking

Monitor how your corpus depletes over time with withdrawals

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Step-up Withdrawals

Plan increasing withdrawals to beat inflation

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Longevity Analysis

See exactly how long your corpus will last

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Retirement Planning

Perfect for retirement income planning and pension calculation

How to Use the SWP Calculator?

Enter your initial corpus, monthly withdrawal amount, expected return rate, and other parameters to calculate your systematic withdrawal plan.

The total amount you have saved for withdrawal
Amount you want to withdraw every month
Expected annual return on your remaining corpus
Average inflation rate for real purchasing power calculation
Percentage by which you'll increase your withdrawal amount every year
1 Year 50 Years
Period for which you want to analyze the withdrawal plan

What is SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan)?

A Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) is a facility that allows you to withdraw a fixed or variable amount from your investment corpus at regular intervals. It's the opposite of SIP and is commonly used for:

🎯 Key Features of SWP

📈 Step-up SWP Benefits

SWP vs Fixed Deposits vs Annuities

📊 Comparison Matrix

  • SWP: Market-linked returns, flexible withdrawals, tax-efficient
  • Fixed Deposits: Fixed returns, complete capital safety, fully taxable
  • Annuities: Guaranteed income, no market risk, limited liquidity

Important Considerations

💡 Pro Tips for SWP

Safe Withdrawal Rate: The 4% rule suggests withdrawing no more than 4% annually from your corpus. Our calculator helps you find the optimal withdrawal rate based on your specific situation and expected returns.

🎯 Retirement Planning Strategy

SWP is ideal for retirees who want regular income while keeping their corpus invested. Combine it with other income sources like pension, rental income, and emergency funds for comprehensive retirement planning.