Sample Financial Plan
Sample Financial Plan
Mr. / Mrs. / Ms. Mr Amit Kumar (Sample Financial Plan) & Family
Today's Date
Yourself
What % of your combined (household) income are you currently setting aside to meet
15%
your financial Goals?
In addition to above What % of your combined (household) income are you prepared to
10%
set aside to meet your financial Goals?
Date of Birth
Relationship Name of Dependants Age
(dd/mm/yyyy)
Father Shri M M Kumar 15/02/1955 66
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Rank
1 Income Replacement Priority
Maintaining your family’s standard of living even if you are no longer around 1
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1. RISK TOLERANCE
How would you describe your risk profile?
a) I prefer less risky investments so that my principal capital can be safe & Secure. 1
b) I prefer a balanced portfolio of high- and low-risk investments. 2
c) I am comfortable with a part of my assets in higher risk investments for potentially higher returns. 3
d) I am comfortable with high-risk investments to maximize potential returns. 4
2. VOLATILITY CAPACITY
How would you react to a 30% drop in your wealth in a year?
a) I would immediately change to a more conservative approach. 1
b) I would hold for 3 months before making change in my portfolio. 2
c) I would hold for 1 year before making a change in my portfolio. 3
d) I would hold on / Add investment into my portfolio. 4
5. INVESTMENT EXPERIENCE
How familiar & experienced are you with investments?
a) Not familiar - with little knowledge & experience in investments. 1
b) Quite familiar - with some knowledge & experience in investments. 2
c) Familiar - knowledge acquired from years of experience in investments. 3
d) Very familiar - knowledgeable and experienced in investments. 4
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11-14
8-10 15-17
Moderate
Low High
5-7 18-20
Lower Higher
LOW HIGH
You are a growth style investor who understands the movement of investment markets. You are most
interested in maximising long term capital growth, although you do not wish to make unbalanced
investment decisions. You are happy to sacrifice short term safety in order to maximise long term
capital growth.
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Risk Profile Categorisation
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1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0
Salary / Bonus / Business/ Property Interest Other Salary / Bonus / Business/ Property Interest Other
Pension Incentive Profession Rent Income Pension Incentive Profession Rent Income
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2. This funding plan is for the Education of Mst Swastik Kumar who will attend
Name of child
university in 13 year, to study to become a Software Professional
Dream Profession
3. Where will you want Mst Swastik Kumar to study?
Name of child
India / Abroad
Private/Govermment : Private
Name of Institute : -
Annual Cost - Fee (Current Costs) : Rs. 1,000,000
University Programme Duration : 4 years
Total
4. Total course Fee 4 Years x Rs. 1,000,000 Cost per year Rs. 4,000,000
5. Accommodation Costs 4 Years x Rs. 200,000 Cost per year Rs. 800,000
6. Home Trips 8 Trips x Rs. 40,000 Cost per trip Rs. 320,000
7. Parental Visits 4 Trips x Rs. 60,000 Cost per trip Rs. 240,000
16. Future Value of Any Fund to be Received for Funding the Education Rs. 500,000
17. Addtional amount required for Education Funding of Mst Swastik Kumar A-B Rs. 10,625,915
(Name of Child)
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2. This funding plan is for the Education of Baby Riddhi Kumar who will attend
Name of child
university in 17 year, to study to become a MBA
Dream Profession
3. Where will you want Baby Riddhi Kumar to study?
Name of child
India / Abroad
Private/Govermment : Seni Government
Name of Institute : IIM / Similar
Annual Cost - Fee (Current Costs) : Rs. 1,000,000
University Programme Duration : 3 years
Total
4. Total course Fee 3 Years x Rs. 1,000,000 Cost per year Rs. 3,000,000
5. Accommodation Costs 3 Years x Rs. 150,000 Cost per year Rs. 450,000
6. Home Trips 6 Trips x Rs. 40,000 Cost per trip Rs. 240,000
7. Parental Visits 3 Trips x Rs. 50,000 Cost per trip Rs. 150,000
16. Future Value of Any Fund to be Received for Funding the Education Rs. 0
17. Addtional amount required for Education Funding of Baby Riddhi Kumar A-B Rs. 11,264,324
(Name of Child)
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16. Future Value of Any Fund to be Received for Funding the Education Rs. 0
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2. Most people have dreams and aspirations for themselves and their families. What do you want to achieve with
Wealth Accumulation?
Present Value of Goals
Goals / Aspirations Years
Medium Term (5 - 10 years) Long Term ( 10 - 25 Years )
a) Dream home Rs. 0 0
Investment Returns % 0% 9% 0% 9%
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1. Why is protecting against the financial consequences of serious illness or Disability important to you?
health is wealth
Income
2. Impaired health might result in the total loss of income, how much income do you & your family need
Rs. 1,800,000
each year?
3. For how many years would you want this income to be available? 5
4. What Yearly income is available to you from any source if you were to suffer from serious illness? Rs. 1,000,000
6. What investment rate would you expect on average to receive in the future? 9.00%
10. Total funds required in the event of impaired health A+B Rs. 4,846,183
11. Existing funds available? (including existing Mediclaim plans or arrangements) Rs. 1,500,000
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Income
2. How much yearly income family need in absence of bread winner? Rs. 2,400,000
4. What yearly income you generate without your own efforts. i.e. rent, interest, dividend, royalty, Rs. 500,000
6. What investment rate would you expect on average to receive in the future? 9%
Capital
9. Are there any additional capital requirements to consider?
a) Final expenses Rs. 300,000
b) Adjustment Funds (eg. to hire a tutor and/or domestic helper to allow non working spouse to re-enter workforce etc) Rs. 0
c) Personal debts Rs. 2,500,000
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* How much Mly Pension will you get after your retirement? 0
6. If you retire today, what MONTHLY income would you want to have? ( For Survival of self & Spouse Only ) Rs. 100,000
9. Your required annual income if you retire today. ( For Survival of self & Spouse Only ) Rs. 1,200,000
10. What is a reasonable rate of inflation you would expect from now until your retirement? 7%
11. At your retirement age, your annual retirement income will need to be Rs. 6,343,788
12. From your target retirement age, for how long do you want the annual retirement income to be 25 years
available? (eg. 20 or 25 or 30 years)
13. Amount of Gift to family Members Or society on final Departure Rs. 2,500,000
15.The capital fund required to achieve your desired annual income at retirement would be A Rs. 4,898,734
17.Total of Existing funds would be available for retirement ( at Future Value ) B Rs. 62,963,795
18.Future Value of Any Fund to be Received at Retirement (Policy Money, Or Any Other) C Rs. 2,500,000
Your Current monthly contribution for Retirement i.e Mly PF, Mly Pension Fund Contribution etc. Rs. 0
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* How much Mly Pension will you get after your retirement? 25000
2. Current age of Spouse? Mrs Jyoti Kumar 32 years
6. If you retire today, what MONTHLY income would you want to have? ( For Survival of self & Spouse Only ) Rs. 100,000
9. Your required annual income if you retire today. ( For Survival of self & Spouse Only ) Rs. 1,200,000
10. What is a reasonable rate of inflation you would expect from now until your retirement? 7.00%
11. At your retirement age, your annual retirement income will need to be. Rs. 8,136,089
12. From your target retirement age, for how long do you want the annual retirement income to be 25 years
available? (eg. 20 or 25 or 30 years)
15.The capital fund required to achieve your desired annual income at retirement would be A Rs. 114,517,498
17.Total of Existing funds would be available for retirement ( at future Value ) B Rs. ################
15.Future Value of Any Fund to be Received at Retirement (Policy Money, Or Any Other) C Rs. 0
Spouse's Current monthly contribution for Retirement i.e Mly PF, Mly Pension Fund Contribution etc. Rs. 10,000
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❼ Garments Rs. 0
5. Existing funds available + Existing Value of Gold & Ornaments kept for Marriage purpose only. Rs. 500,000
7. Future value of existing funds & Ornaments kept for Marriage purpose only B Rs. 1,934,842
8. Addtional amount required for Marriage Funding of Mst Swastik Kumar A-B Rs. 23,218,107
(Name of Child)
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❼ Garments Rs. 0
5. Existing funds available + Existing Value of Gold & Ornaments kept for Marriage purpose only. Rs. 1,000,000
7. Future value of existing funds & Ornaments kept for Marriage purpose only B Rs. 5,072,367
8. Addtional amount required for Marriage Funding of Baby Riddhi Kumar A-B Rs. 22,825,651
(Name of Child)
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❼ Garments Rs. 0
5. Existing funds available + Existing Value of Gold & Ornaments kept for Marriage purpose only. Rs. 0
7. Future value of existing funds & Ornaments kept for Marriage purpose only B Rs. 0
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9,000,000
8,000,000
7,000,000
6,000,000
5,000,000
4,000,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
0
Total Famliy Total Basic Total Life Total of Total Yly Annual
Income expenses Style monthly EMI Regular Investable
(Yearly) Expenses (Yearly) Investments Surplus
(Yearly)
Series1 8,200,000 1,410,000 660,000 324,000 1,030,000 4,776,000
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Important Financial
Ratios
1) Savings Ratios
Savings Ratios is the percentage of annual income that you are able to save.
The above Savings ratios has been calculated after taking into account the recommended reduction in your
expenses. The average savings of an Indian household is around 30% of the household income.
Debt Servicing Ratios measures the extent of pressure your existing liabilities can put on your finances. It is
calculated as Debt Servicing Commitment / Income.
Debt servicing requirements should ideally not more than 25% of your total income. If you have an existing
home loan, then debt servicing ratios should not be more than 40% of your total income. Higher debt servicing
ratio multiplies the overall risk during economic downturns specifically when the interest rates increase.
More than one is edequate it shows the family's ability to support the debt EMI FOR 24 MONTHS in case of
change is financial stability.
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Your assets can broadly be categorised as financial assets (e.g. shares, debentures, bank depsits, Public Provident Fund
investments) and physical assets (e.g. gold, other precious metals, diamonds and real estate). In many ways, financial assets
are part of a more transparent and better regulated market. Physical assets suffer risks of loss by fire, theft etc. and also lack
transparency in pricing and transactions. Therefore, you should maximise your financial assets ratio viz. financial assets as a
percentage of total assets.
Assets like self-occupied house, home contents & vehicles, which are meant for your regular use, have note been included in
total assets for the purpose of calculation of this ratio. You should seek to increase this ratio over a period of time.
The role of liquid assets is to meet your near-term liquidity needs. It is normal to calculate the liquidity needs, as the expenses
you need to incur over the next 6 months (including loan repayments). Liquidity Ratio is calculated as Liquid Assets / All
Monthly Expenses (Including EMI)
Your Liquidity Ratio = 32.33 Ideal Ratios = Single Earner > 6, Both Earner > 3, Retired >9
Liquid assets include all assets which can be liquidated immediatley like shares, open-ended mutual funds, saving account
balance, fixed deposits, gold Etf etc. This ratio should be more than 1. The higher it is, the more is the comfort for you.
Basic Liquidity Ratio = (Saving A/c + Bank FD + RD + Postal RD) / ((Living Expenses + EMI))
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Show ability of family to deal with severe situations requiring liquidity beyond emergency situations. 100% means the opportunity
cost is being lost on better investments. 0% shows that family will get trapped in serious financial problem in case of severe
situations. 30 - 40 % is a good sign & should be within the ratio.
Debt. To Asset Ratio = Total Debt (Liabilities) / Total Assets (Liquid + Non Liquid)
Show the ability of the family to cope with debt servicing so that we can liquidate the assets to pay off loans. 100% not good &
shows families inability for debt servicing. 0% is also bad as it shows that the family does not take advantage of leveraging money.
Family Income Protection Ratio = Insurance / Annual Income ( without unearned income )
Self 3.13
Ideally Family should have protection of
15 to 25 Times of Bread winner's Annual Income
Spouse 2.50
Show the Support to the family for Survival after demise of Brand Winner
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50,000,000
40,000,000
Income & Expenses
10,000,000
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Age
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You are a growth style investor who understands the movement of investment markets. You are most interested in maximising long term capital growth, although
you do not wish to make unbalanced investment decisions. You are happy to sacrifice short term safety in order to maximise long term capital growth.
2 1st Child Education Mst Swastik Kumar Rs. 10,625,915 13 Rs. 46,896 Rs. 41,195 Rs. 36,109 Rs. 31,592
2nd Child Education Baby Riddhi Kumar Rs. 11,264,324 17 Rs. 33,272 Rs. 27,813 Rs. 23,152 Rs. 19,203
3 0 Rs.
b) The New car Rs. 1,708,062 3 Rs. 44,710 Rs. 43,845 Rs. 43,003 Rs. 42,182
d) world tour Rs. 2,805,103 5 Rs. 41,468 Rs. 39,846 Rs. 38,289 Rs. 36,796
4 Retirement Funding For Self Rs. -60,565,061 25 Rs. -94,760 Rs. -71,507 Rs. -53,462 Rs. -39,670
5 Retirement Funding For Spouse Rs. ############# 28 Rs. ############# Rs. ############ Rs. ########### Rs. ###########
6 1st Child Marriage Mst Swastik Kumar Rs. 23,218,107 20 Rs. 52,598 Rs. 42,281 Rs. 33,782 Rs. 26,853
7 2nd Child Marriage Baby Riddhi Kumar Rs. 22,825,651 24 Rs. 37,432 Rs. 28,490 Rs. 21,494 Rs. 16,099
Total Mly Investment Required for All Goals Rs. ############ Rs. ########### Rs. ########## Rs. ##########
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