SWP Calculator with Inflation

Plan your retirement withdrawals with inflation-adjusted monthly payouts. See how long your corpus lasts when withdrawals increase every month to maintain purchasing power.

⚠ Corpus Exhausted

Month 197

Final monthly withdrawal: ₹80,137 · Total withdrawn: ₹1 Cr

Corpus Over Time

Nominal balanceReal value (today's ₹)
YearMonthly WithdrawalBalanceReal Value
Year 1₹31,850₹50.31 L₹47.46 L
Year 2₹33,815₹50.41 L₹44.87 L
Year 3₹35,900₹50.27 L₹42.21 L
Year 4₹38,115₹49.85 L₹39.49 L
Year 5₹40,466₹49.11 L₹36.70 L
Year 6₹42,961₹48.01 L₹33.85 L
Year 7₹45,611₹46.50 L₹30.93 L
Year 8₹48,424₹44.53 L₹27.94 L
Year 9₹51,411₹42.03 L₹24.88 L
Year 10₹54,582₹38.94 L₹21.74 L
Year 11₹57,948₹35.19 L₹18.54 L
Year 12₹61,523₹30.69 L₹15.25 L
Year 13₹65,317₹25.37 L₹11.90 L
Year 14₹69,346₹19.12 L₹8.46 L
Year 15₹73,623₹11.84 L₹4.94 L
Year 16₹78,164₹3.40 L₹1.34 L
Year 17₹80,137Exhausted

What is SWP with inflation adjustment?

A standard SWP withdraws a fixed amount monthly. With inflation adjustment, the withdrawal amount increases every month to maintain purchasing power — so if you withdraw ₹30,000 today at 6% inflation, you withdraw a little more each month. This better models real retirement needs.

What return rate should I use for retirement planning?

Conservative retirees use 7–8% (debt-heavy portfolio). A balanced 50/50 portfolio may target 9–10%. Equity-heavy portfolios may assume 11–12%, but with higher volatility risk. Always model conservatively.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is SWP with inflation adjustment?

A standard SWP withdraws a fixed amount monthly. With inflation adjustment, the withdrawal amount increases every month to maintain purchasing power — so if you withdraw ₹30,000 today at 6% inflation, you withdraw a little more each month. This better models real retirement needs.

What return rate should I use for retirement planning?

Conservative retirees use 7–8% (debt-heavy portfolio). A balanced 50/50 portfolio may target 9–10%. Equity-heavy portfolios may assume 11–12%, but with higher volatility risk. Always model conservatively.

How do I know if my corpus is enough?

If the calculator shows your corpus is exhausted before your target period, you either need a larger starting corpus, a lower monthly withdrawal, a higher return rate, or a combination. A common thumb rule is that a corpus of 25× your annual expenses is a safe retirement target (the '4% rule').

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