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Withdrawal Plan |
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Withdrawal plan Agreement that a mutual fund will disburse automatic periodic redemptions to the investor. Withdrawal Plan 1. A strategy in which an investor sells a certain number or type of securities each year. One may use the proceeds to fund any number of things, such as a child's college education or one's own retirement. The risk of a withdrawal plan is the possibility that one may not have sufficient cash to buy replacement securities or, more simply, that one may run out of securities to sell. 2. See: Systematic withdrawal plan.
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