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Model regular withdrawals from a corpus, see the remaining balance, and check whether the money runs out under your assumptions.

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₹1k₹10.0Cr
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₹500₹5.0L
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Illustrative remaining corpusIllustration only
₹12,16,259
Total withdrawn₹36,00,000
Starting corpus₹25,00,000
₹0₹20.2L₹40.3LTodayYear 10Year 20
Remaining corpusCumulative withdrawals

Withdrawals can include your own capital. This is not a guaranteed income plan; market losses can cause earlier depletion.

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Illustrative results only. Rates shown are user-selected assumptions, not product quotes or forecasts. Actual outcomes depend on markets, cash flows, costs and your circumstances.

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How this calculation works

The balance first earns one month of the assumed effective annual return, then the withdrawal is taken at month end. The withdrawal amount increases after every 12 months if an increase is selected.

When available money is insufficient, the final withdrawal is partial and the corpus is marked depleted. Future withdrawals stop. Real-world redemptions also depend on market values, tax, exit loads and settlement.

A smooth return path cannot capture sequence-of-returns risk. Losses early in a withdrawal period can materially change the outcome.

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Before you make a plan

No. It is a schedule of redemptions. A withdrawal can include your invested capital and can reduce or exhaust your corpus.

A fixed return is only a modelling simplification. You should also consider poor early returns, inflation, unexpected expenses and a suitable reserve.

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