How Systematic Withdrawal Plans Can Give You Steady Cash & Less Tax After Retirement | Neil Borate

Systematic Withdrawal Plans | Moneynomics | Personal Finance | Mint
On this episode of Moneynomics, we explore how a systematic withdrawal plan or SWP from a mutual fund can help you get regular income or 'payouts', along with tax efficiency. Watch to understand how SWPs work, whether they would work for your goals, and how you can start one!
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[@debajyotikonar9136]

What percentage would be consider a good swp rate withdrawal in equity schme
Please make a video on that

[@neilborate]

For retirement, generally 4% is taken based on US studies. In India, Ravi Saraogi, an RIA wrote a paper suggesting a more conservative 3%

[@religionofpeace782]

Make a corpus of 10 crore. Withdraw 3% p.a. ie 2.5L p.m. Assuming the fund grows at 12%. You are now completely free for life!

[@religionofpeace782]

Bhai isko kyu bitha diya bas taal se taal milane k liye😂 akele hi ek video bana dete swp pe.

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Hello

[@techwellness6142]

Mr neil borate should stop considering himself as a wannabe finfluencer .