Financial Planning
Helping For Your
Financial Goals
• Financial Planning is the
process of meeting your life
goals through the proper
management of your
finances.
• Financial planning is a client-
focused process for helping
the client achieve his or her
financial goals.
• Financial planning can help
assess every aspect of your
financial life—including
saving, investments,
insurance, taxes, retirement,
and estate planning.
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• Sharing your Life Goals, values and
philosophies about money and
finance with your planner.
• Cultivating a relationship with your
planner based upon natural trust
and respect.
• Determining your net worth by
identifying all of your assets and
liabilities.
• Gathering detailed information
about your daily, monthly and
yearly expenditures.
• Constructing a cash flow statement
based on your income and
expenses.
• Analyzing your spending habits and
developing a workable budget that
you can sock to.
• Gathering and Analyzing Financial
statements from banks and brokerages,
estate documents insurance policies real
estate holdings and employee benefits
plans.
• Discussing various life planning
assumptions identify short & long term
goals then mapping out various paths to
take to realize those goals based upon
these assumptions.
• At all times during this process, your
planner will be acting as a fiduciary
agent for you- your best interest will
always be paramount.
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Establish a
Client –
Advisor
relationship &
define the
scope of
services.
Analyse the
Risk Appetite
and Current’s
Financial
Health of the
Client.
Understand
the Client’s
Life Goals.
Develop
appropriate
strategies to
achieve the
Goals.
Discuss the
strategies with the
client and select
appropriate
strategy
Submit the
recommendations
to the client.
Implement and
Monitor the
Planning
Decision.
• Insurance Planning
• Retirement Planning
• Tax Planning
• Education Planning
• Investment Planning
• Estate Planning
• Financial planner is someone who
uses the financial planning process
to help you figure out how to meet
your life goals.
• The planner can take a “big picture”
view of your financial situation and
make financial planning
recommendations that are right for
you.
• The planner can look at all of your
needs including budgeting and
saving, taxes, investments, insurance
& retirement planning.
 Aggressive Investors should hold stocks,
Conservative Investors should hold bonds.
 Long-term Investors can afford to take more
stock market risk than short – term investors.
• Yes, You need expertise you don't possess
in certain areas of your finances. For
example, a Planner can help you evaluate
the level of risk in your investment
portfolio or adjust your retirement plan
due to changing family circumstances.
• You want to get a professional opinion
about the Financial Plan you developed
yourself.
• You have an immediate need or
unexpected life event such as a birth,
inheritance or major illness.
• You feel that a professional Advisor could
help you improve on how you are
currently managing your finances.
• You know that you need to improve your
current financial situation but don't know
where to start.
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Financial Planning for Financial Goal

Financial Planning for Financial Goal

  • 1.
    Financial Planning Helping ForYour Financial Goals
  • 2.
    • Financial Planningis the process of meeting your life goals through the proper management of your finances. • Financial planning is a client- focused process for helping the client achieve his or her financial goals. • Financial planning can help assess every aspect of your financial life—including saving, investments, insurance, taxes, retirement, and estate planning.
  • 4.
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  • 5.
    • Sharing yourLife Goals, values and philosophies about money and finance with your planner. • Cultivating a relationship with your planner based upon natural trust and respect. • Determining your net worth by identifying all of your assets and liabilities. • Gathering detailed information about your daily, monthly and yearly expenditures. • Constructing a cash flow statement based on your income and expenses. • Analyzing your spending habits and developing a workable budget that you can sock to.
  • 6.
    • Gathering andAnalyzing Financial statements from banks and brokerages, estate documents insurance policies real estate holdings and employee benefits plans. • Discussing various life planning assumptions identify short & long term goals then mapping out various paths to take to realize those goals based upon these assumptions. • At all times during this process, your planner will be acting as a fiduciary agent for you- your best interest will always be paramount.
  • 7.
    http://www.elitewealth.in Establish a Client – Advisor relationship& define the scope of services. Analyse the Risk Appetite and Current’s Financial Health of the Client. Understand the Client’s Life Goals. Develop appropriate strategies to achieve the Goals. Discuss the strategies with the client and select appropriate strategy Submit the recommendations to the client. Implement and Monitor the Planning Decision.
  • 8.
    • Insurance Planning •Retirement Planning • Tax Planning • Education Planning • Investment Planning • Estate Planning
  • 9.
    • Financial planneris someone who uses the financial planning process to help you figure out how to meet your life goals. • The planner can take a “big picture” view of your financial situation and make financial planning recommendations that are right for you. • The planner can look at all of your needs including budgeting and saving, taxes, investments, insurance & retirement planning.
  • 10.
     Aggressive Investorsshould hold stocks, Conservative Investors should hold bonds.  Long-term Investors can afford to take more stock market risk than short – term investors.
  • 11.
    • Yes, Youneed expertise you don't possess in certain areas of your finances. For example, a Planner can help you evaluate the level of risk in your investment portfolio or adjust your retirement plan due to changing family circumstances. • You want to get a professional opinion about the Financial Plan you developed yourself. • You have an immediate need or unexpected life event such as a birth, inheritance or major illness. • You feel that a professional Advisor could help you improve on how you are currently managing your finances. • You know that you need to improve your current financial situation but don't know where to start.