Calculate the value of the maturity corpus of your SWP mutual fund through our SWP calculator.
SWP or Systematic Withdrawl Plan is a method of investing in Mutual Funds like a SIP. In the case of an SIP, you invest a fixed amount of money every month. Whereas, in an SWP plan, you invest a lumpsum of funds once and then withdraw a fixed amount at pre-determined intervals. The calculation of returns is done on the amount left after each withdrawal. Everybody likes to have a secondary source of passive income for which investment options like fixed deposits and postal deposits are available. However, these investment options make investor worry about their future income needs.
An SWP is a perfect option for investors who want a regular source of income and want to earn higher returns on the amount left after each withdrawal. It is a very flexible investment option as it allows investors to choose the amount of the withdrawals, frequency of the withdrawals and the investment tenure depending upon their choice. If the rate of withdrawals is less than the returns on the investment, then the investor enjoys some capital appreciation as well.
SWP calculator is a mathematical utility tool used to calculate the amount of withdrawals and the final value of the investment in a SWP mutual fund. The calculations for SWP are complex, even for professionals. So, for someone not very comfortable with mathematical equations and formulas it is a very tedious task to calculate the returns using a traditional manual calculator. However, this doesn’t mean that the person cannot know the value of their investments. Using Pocketful’s SWP calculator you can know the required figures you want within a few clicks. Pocketful’s SWP calculator offers a very user-friendly interface to its users, that even a 5-year-old can use. Online calculators are removing the complexities that investors had to face earlier.
The working and computation of the SWP mutual fund are complex. The working of the calculator is based on the compound interest formula. The difference in the case of SWP is that the principal value on which interest is computed keeps decreasing with each withdrawal made
Mr. Sam wants to invest Rs.10,00,000 in a SWP mutual fund for 10 years at an average interest rate of 8% p.a. He decides to withdraw Rs. 10,000 monthly
So, in 10 years, Mr Sam will make withdrawals worth Rs.12,00,000 & not only this after 10 years, he would still be left with Rs.3,52,000 as the balance amount. This balance amount, he can withdraw at the time when his investment tenure period will end.
The formula for the SWP calculator is given below:
A | Final investment value |
P | Principal investment amount |
R | Rate of return |
T | Investment tenure |
W | Total withdrawals |
Pocketful’s SWP calculator is easy to use & you don’t even need any assistance. But still, we have mentioned the steps below on how to use the SWP return calculator.
Voila! The results will appear on your screen, the total amount of the withdrawals and the final value of your investment
Using an SWP calculator has various advantages, some of which, are given below.
Bases | SIP | SWP |
---|---|---|
What | Monthly investment of a fixed amount in a Mutual Fund scheme. | Lumpsum investment of a corpus amount in a Mutual Fund scheme |
When | Ideal when you do not have a lumpsum amount or for every type of financial goal. | Ideal for retirement planning or financial goals like buying a luxury. |
How | Money is debited from your account monthly. | MF units are redeemed, before the dispersal of funds. |
Why | Helps, in doing disciplined and regular investing | Creates a secondary source of passive income |
SWP yields a higher return as compared to FD, but at the same time, the risk involved in SWP is also higher than that of FD.
You can decide the withdrawal amount depending on your financial needs and goals. If the rate of withdrawal is less than the rate of return, there will be some capital appreciation.
Yes, the withdrawals made on the SWP accounts are considered short-term gains & a 15% tax rate is charged on them.
According to the 7% rule, you can withdraw 7% of your investment value every year without running out of money.
Suppose, the initial investment is made in an Arbitrage fund and the capital appreciation is received regularly by way of SWP; the initial investment will remain at almost zero risk.
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