Financial Planning

Your money needs a plan.Not just products.

Most people are sold products one at a time — a policy here, a fund there. We start with your goals instead, then build one connected plan for protection, investments, loans and tax, and help you follow it.

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What a plan does

A plan links every rupee to a purpose. Every investment, insurance policy and loan you have gets tied to a specific goal and a timeline — so decisions are coordinated instead of ad hoc.

The PlusFinance approach

Five steps. In this order, every time.

Products come last — only once we know what they need to do for you.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Your income, expenses, liabilities, family and goals — and how much risk you can genuinely live with. No product talk yet.

    Discovery
  2. 02

    Protect

    We check health cover, life cover and your emergency fund first, so one bad event cannot undo years of progress.

    Foundation
  3. 03

    Plan

    A written plan tailored to you: every goal gets an amount, a timeline and a route, with gaps clearly identified.

    Roadmap
  4. 04

    Invest

    We help you implement — product selection, paperwork and setup — choosing investments that fit each goal.

    Execution
  5. 05

    Review

    We revisit your plan every year, or whenever life changes, so it keeps working for you.

    Ongoing
What your plan covers

Ten areas. One connected picture.

Your financial life is bigger than your investments. A good plan looks at all of it together, because a change in one area always moves another.

01

Where you stand

Every plan starts with an honest picture of your cash flow.

Income

Salary, business income, rent — what comes in, how stable it is and how it is likely to grow.

Expenses

Understand where your money goes and optimise your saving rate without starving today.

02

Your safety net

Protection comes before growth.

Emergency fund

Build the financial cushion — typically several months of expenses — that lets you take risks confidently.

03

Where you are going

Each goal gets a number and a plan.

Financial goals

Child's education, a wedding, a home — we attach an amount and a timeline to every goal.

Retirement

Build a corpus that lets you retire comfortably — on your own terms.

04

Keeping more of it

Efficiency and continuity for the people you care about.

Tax planning

Legally reduce your tax outgo with smart use of 80C, 80D and other provisions — planned through the year, not in March.

No planning fee

Financial planning with PlusFinance is free.

We earn through standard, disclosed commissions or fees only on the products you choose to invest in — never a hidden planning fee upfront.

  • No minimum portfolio size to start
  • Every cost disclosed before you commit
  • You decide what to implement, and when
In practice

A Worked Example

Figures are illustrative, based on typical scenarios. Your numbers will differ.

Take a 32-year-old with a ₹1.4L monthly take-home, ₹6L in savings sitting idle in a bank account, and a vague goal of "retiring comfortably." A financial plan turns that into numbers: assuming 7% inflation and a target corpus of 25x annual expenses at 60, the retirement goal alone needs a monthly SIP of roughly ₹18,000-22,000 in equity funds, started now rather than at 40.

The ₹6L idle balance gets split — an emergency fund of 6 months' expenses (~₹3L) stays liquid in a sweep-in FD or liquid fund, and the rest is deployed toward an existing gap, such as inadequate term cover. We also map this against Section 80C (₹1.5L) and 80D (₹25,000-₹75,000 depending on parents' age) limits so the plan is tax-efficient by design, not as an afterthought in March.

Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

How much does financial planning cost with PlusFinance?
Our financial planning consultation is free. We earn through standard, disclosed commissions or fees only on the products you choose to invest in — never a hidden planning fee upfront.
Do I need a minimum amount of money to start financial planning?
No. Financial planning is about structuring your goals and cash flow, not the size of your portfolio. We work with clients starting SIPs at ₹500 as well as those with existing seven-figure portfolios.
How is a financial plan different from just buying mutual funds?
A mutual fund is one product. A financial plan links every investment, insurance policy, and loan you have to specific goals — retirement, education, a home — with a timeline, so decisions are coordinated instead of ad hoc.
Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. PlusFinance distributes mutual funds as an AMFI-registered distributor (ARN-325664); figures shown on this site are illustrative and not a promise of returns.

Your financial future deserves a plan.

Start with your goals. Build the right foundation. Grow with confidence.

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