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swp
(redirected from Systematic withdrawal plan)

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swp
Abbr. for “steam working pressure.”
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Traditional Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) with investments in stocks, bonds and cash -- A traditional way of self-funding retirement through a strategic asset allocation to stocks, bonds and cash.
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A fifth of respondents have a systematic withdrawal plan of their investable assets, and on average, they take out about 6.
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stated, "Investar*ONE delivers all the features and functions that our mutual funds clients need in today's competitive retail market, including multiple account 'grouping' options, multiple systematic withdrawals, automatic directed distribution, and RMD life expectancy calculations via systematic withdrawal plans.
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