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SWP for steady income post-retirement
The New Indian Express Dharmapuri
|May 26, 2025
Under a Systematic Withdrawal Plan, one can invest a lump sum in MF & withdraw a fixed amount monthly
FINANCIAL discipline is crucial after the age of 60 to ensure your retirement corpus lasts. At the same time, smart investment choices can make your retirement years more financially secure. A steady cash flow becomes essential to meet monthly expenses during retirement.
Not everyone may have opted for a pension plan during their working years, and therefore might lack a regular source of income post-retirement. However, if you have built a sizeable corpus, you can still create a regular cash flow through effective investment planning. One smart strategy is a Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP).
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