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SWP calculator

See how long a corpus lasts when you take out a fixed amount every month, and the most you can take without touching the principal.

In short₹1.00 Cr pays ₹75,000 a month for 27 years 7 months. Taking ₹66,667 would keep it whole. (Worked out with corpus ₹1.00 Cr, monthly withdrawal ₹75,000, expected return a year 8%.)

Example

Corpus₹1.00 Cr
Monthly withdrawal₹75,000
Expected return a year8%
Your corpus lasts27 years 7 months
Taken out in total₹2.48 Cr
Monthly amount that keeps the corpus whole₹66,667

How it works

A systematic withdrawal plan takes a fixed amount out of a fund every month while the rest stays invested.

The calculator grows the balance monthly at the return you choose and subtracts the withdrawal each month until the money runs out. It doesn’t raise the withdrawal for inflation; the retirement calculator does.

Formula: Each month: Balance = Balance × (1 + r ÷ 12) − Withdrawal, until the balance falls below zero.

Questions

How long will ₹1 crore last at ₹75,000 a month?

At 8% a year, about 27 years 7 months.

How much can I take without using up the corpus?

About the corpus × the yearly return ÷ 12. On ₹1 crore at 8%, that is about ₹66,667 a month, before inflation and tax.

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Illustrative only. These figures assume steady returns, which real investments don’t give. They are not investment advice.