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For example, lets say you invested in HDFC Top 200 Fund an amount of ₹1 lakh for a year. Lets assume that you decided to withdraw an amount of ₹10000 per month. So every month, your investment in the fund will reduce by ₹10000. The amount left every month after withdrawal will continue to remain invested.
Well the answer is obvious, leaving the most money invested is optimal. Thats why monthly is better than yearly, given those 2 choices. But if you want to go shorter thats fine too, just that more hassle to manage, as you have more frequent withdrawals.
A systematic withdrawal plan (SWP) is a scheduled investment withdrawal plan typically used in retirement whereby a specific share amount (e.g. 10 shares per month), dollar amount (e.g. $1,000), or percentage amount (e.g. 1%) is sold each month to provide monthly income to an investor.

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In an SWP the investments are generally quite liquid, meaning they can be sold if the principal sum is needed for an emergency or a large expense. The problem is that if youve made your income assumption based upon your total sum of assets, then withdrawing a large amount changes the future rate of return youll need.
Most investments offer a systematic withdrawal plan. You can make systematic withdrawals from mutual funds, annuities, brokerage accounts, 401k plans, and IRAs.

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