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Mutual funds

SWP

Systematic Withdrawal Plan

An SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) is a facility to withdraw a fixed amount from a mutual fund scheme at a regular interval, usually monthly. It is the mirror image of an SIP (Systematic Investment Plan): units are redeemed at the applicable NAV (Net Asset Value) to fund each payout, and whatever stays invested keeps moving with the market. Retirees commonly use it to turn a corpus into a monthly income. Withdraw faster than the scheme grows and the corpus depletes, so the rate you choose matters more than the scheme you choose.

Updated August 2026

Reviewed by Ronik Gajjar, AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor (ARN-354187).

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