AUGust 13, 2024

Understanding Systematic Withdrawal Plan

A systematic withdrawal plan (SWP) lets investors withdraw a fixed amount from their mutual fund at regular intervals, offering a steady cash flow. 

What is a SWP?

Investors choose withdrawal amounts and frequency (monthly & quarterly). Fund units are sold to provide cash, ensuring liquidity while keeping the rest invested.

How SWP works?

SWPs offer predictable income, tax efficiency, and flexibility. They help manage post-retirement cash flow or supplement regular income without depleting investments.

Benefits of SWP

SWP withdrawals may incur capital gains tax, calculated based on the investment period. Long-term and short-term gains have different tax rates.

Tax implications

Select an SWP based on your financial goals and cash flow needs. Consider the fund's performance and tax implications to optimise benefits.

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