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Client Details
Client Name Philip Naronha Date (dd/mm/yy) ###
Personal Details
Particulars Husband Wife
Name Philip Naronha Lina Naronha
Work Details Private Salaried Homemaker
Designation General Manager NA
Company Tata Group NA
Health History Normal Normal
Date of Birth dd/mm/yy 2-Nov-65 8-Oct-70
Current Age 46 41
Family Details
Particulars Child-1 Child-2 Father Mother
Name Veljon Vanessa
Current Status Schooling Schooling
Health History Normal Normal
Financially Dependent Yes Yes
Date of Birth 6-Jan-97 10-Aug-99
Current Age 14 12 111 111
Communication Details
Particulars Philip Naronha Lina Naronha
Mobile No. 9850501879 9423779059
Email ID
Residential Address
Imagine that you have enough money to take care of your needs, now and in the future. How
1 would you live your life? Would you change anything?
Imagine your doctor says you have only 5-10 years to live. You won’t feel sick, but you’ll never
2 know when death will come. What will you do? Will you change your life? How?
Now imagine that your doctor says you have only one day left to live. Ask yourself: What did I
3 miss? What did I not get to be or do?
* Ideally fill this before meeting the financial planner for data gathering meeting
Children's Future
Child 1 Name Veljon
Goals Graduation Post Graduation Marriage Others
Tentative Goal Age 18 22 26
Present Value of Goal 1,000,000 1,000,000 500,000
Or Give a Value Range NA 5-10 Lakh 5-10 Lakh
Priority (H/M/L) High High High
House Purchase
Particulars Details Particulars Details
Purpose of House Purchase Upgrade House No. of Years 4
House Location Navi Mumbai Priority (H/M/L) High
Build-up Area (in Sq Ft) 1,000 Down Payment 20%
Rate per Sq Ft in Desired Location 6,000 Loan Funding 80%
Add Costs(%) like car park, high rise, tax 10% Time Range 2-6 years
Total Present Value of House 6,600,000 Cost Range 50-80 Lakh
Are you willing to sale your current/Ancestral house to fund new house? Yes
Retirement Planning
S.No. Questions Philip Naronha Lina Naronha
1 What would be your Retirement Age? 60 NA
2 Life Expectancy based on health & family history? 80 80
3 Any Specific Goals/Desires after Retirement? Grand Tour Grand Tour
4 Any plans of Early Retirement? What will you do if so? No No
5 Expecting any changes in lifestyle after Retirement? Same Same
6 Goal Priority Medium
Car Purchase
S.No. Questions Details
1 Are you planning to buy a new car? Yes
2 Have you thought of any particular model? Honda City
3 What is the current on-road price of desired car? 800,000
4 When do you want to purchase the new car (in years)? 6
5 Are you willing to sell your existing car? Yes
6 Goal Priority Medium
International Vacation
S.No. Questions Details
1 When do you plan to go tentatively (in years)? 4
2 Where do you plan to go next for next int. vacation? Australia
3 How many of the family members would be going? 4
4 Cost per head as per package tours as on today 75,000
5 Additional Costs - shopping, activites, visa etc 0
6 Total Cost of Vacation as on today 300,000
7 Goal Priority Medium
Other Goals
S.No. Goal Timeframe Amount Priority (H/M/L)
1 Home Renovation
2 Holiday Home / Second Home
3 Start New Business
4 Family Gifting
5 Child-birth Expenses
6 Big Purchases like furnitures etc
7 Parents Medical Emergency Fund
8 Loan Prepayment
9 Self Education/Upgrade
10 Others
High-end Goals
S.No. Goals & Dreams Timeframe Amount Priority (H/M/L)
1 Luxury Bunglow / Penthouse
2 Premium Club Memberships
3 Luxury Tour / World Tour
4 Luxury Car
5 Farmhouse
6 Art & Jewellery Collection
7 Float a Charitable Trust
8 Income Tax Planning
9 Estate & Legacy Planning / Will
10 Separate & Organize Business & Personal Finances
Expenditure
S.No. Particulars Monthly Annual % of Income
Household Expenses
1 Grocery & Toiletaries 7,000 84,000 0
2 House - Rent, Maintenance, Repair 2,000 24,000
3 Conveyance, Fuel & Maintenance 7,000 84,000
4 Medicines / Doctor / Healthcare 1,000 12,000
5 Electricity / Water / Labour / AMCs 3,000 36,000
6 Mobile / Telephone / Internet 1,000 12,000
Sub-total of Household Expenses 21,000 252,000 19%
Lifestyle Expenses
1 Clothes & Accessories 3,000 36,000
2 Shopping, Gifts, Whitegoods, Gadgets 1,500 18,000
3 Dining / Movies / Sports 1,000 12,000
4 Personal Care / Others 500 6,000
5 Advisors-Financial, Fitness etc 1,500 18,000
6 Travel & Annual Vacations 4,000 48,000
Lifestyle Expenses 11,500 138,000 10%
Dependent Expenses
1 Children's Schooling/College 5,000 60,000
2 Contribution to Parents, Siblings etc 0 0
Dependent Expenses 5,000 60,000 4%
Insurance Premiums
1 Life Insurance (Term) 0 0
2 General Insurance 1,273 15,276
Premiums & Advisory Fee 1,273 15,276 1%
Loan Servicing
1 Home Loan EMIs 21,440 257,280
2 Vehicle Loan EMIs 0 0
3 Personal Loan EMIs 0 0
Loan Servicing 21,440 257,280 19%
Regular Investments
S.No. Particulars Monthly Annual % of Income
1 Insurance Premiums (Investments) 8,628 103,532 8%
2 Mutual Fund SIPs
3 Recurring Deposits (RDs)
4 PPF/EPF
5 Others
Regular Monthly Investments 8,628 103,532 8%
Surplus (Savings-Invests) 43,659 523,912 39%
Employment Benefits
S.No. Benefits Philip Naronha Lina Naronha
1 EPF Balance 959,132 NA
2 SA Balance 741,290 NA
3 Gratuity Yes NA
4 Group Mediclaim Yes(PA & Medical) NA
5 Group Life Ins NA NA
6 Group PA/CI NA NA
7 Working since-yrs) 16 NA
8 Basic Salary + DA 35,000 NA
*Kindly provide photocopy of all employment benefit statements & policies
Investment Assets
S.No. Particulars Philip Naronha Lina Naronha Joint/Dependents
Liquid
1 Savings Bank 350,000 30,000
2 Cash 0 0
Total Liquid Assets 350,000 30,000
Personal Assets
S.No. Particulars Philip Naronha Lina Naronha Joint/Dependents
1 Residential Property 0 0 3,500,000
2 Vehicle 450,000 0 0
3 Jewellery 0 600,000 0
Total Personal Assets 450,000 600,000 3,500,000
Personal Liabilities
S.No. Particulars Outstanding Bal.Term (Yrs) Interest Rate Completion Age
1 Home Loan 460,000 2 Floating 48
2 Vehicle Loan NA NA NA NA
3 Personal Loan NA NA NA NA
4 Education Loan NA NA NA NA
5 Gold Loan NA NA NA NA
6 Credit Card NA NA NA NA
Assumptions
S.No. Assumption Sub-category Figure Sub-category Figure
1 Inflation General Inflation 7% Education Costs 7%
2 Income Growth Philip Naronha 10% Lina Naronha 10%
3 Retirement Age Philip Naronha 60 Lina Naronha NA
4 Life Expectency Philip Naronha 80 Lina Naronha 80
5 Tax Bracket Philip Naronha 30% Lina Naronha NA
6 Loan Rates Home Loan 11% Vehicle Loan 13%
Liquid 6% Real Estate 12%
7 Asset Returns Debt 8% Equity 14%
Gold 10%
Kindly review the assumptions we generally take to construct financial plans. We would require your
concurrance on the same. If you have a different view on any of the above, we can discuss and arrive at a
mutually agreed upon figures.
Risk Profiler
S.No. Questions & Answers Your Answer
1 How familiar are you with the share markets and stocks?
a Very little understanding or interest.
b Have enough experience to understand the importance of diversification.
c Know that markets fluctuate & different assets have different risk-return profile
d Understand all investment sectors & know various factors influencing performance.
Your Answer a
2 Equity assets can counter the eroding effect of inflation but is risky in short-term.
a I don’t know what inflation is
b Inflation may erode my savings but I have no tolerance for loss.
c I am conscious of the risks inflation presents, but would prefer a middle ground.
d I am comfortable with this trade off to beat inflation.
Your Answer b
3 Which of the risk/return scenarios would you be most comfortable with?
a Low risk/return (maximum return 6% pa, minimum return 4% pa)
b Moderate risk/return (maximum return 9% pa, minimum return 2% pa)
c Above average risk/return (maximum return 12% pa, minimum return -2% pa)
d High risk/return (maximum return 18% pa, minimum return -16% pa)
Your Answer c
4 Your reaction if your investment dropped from Rs 1,00,000 to Rs 80,000?
a Move the entire investment to cash
b Move some of the investment to cash
c Give it some more time
d Invest more
Your Answer b
5 If you were investing in a shares, which of the following would suit you best?
a I am not interested in shares
b A blue chip portfolio which pays regular dividends
c A mixture of large cap & mid cap shares
d A portfolio of shares whose value could rise or fall dramatically
Your Answer a
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Financial Plan of 426121902.xls and Family
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proactive approach in achieving financial goals, fulfilling family commitments and also take
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The enclosed comprehensive financial plan of your family analysis your current financial
situation & future financial goals and provides financial planning recommendations and an
action plan to bridge the gap between two by address them on a timely basis.
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and future objectives. Please read the plan carefully to check for accuracy of the information
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movements and macro economy.
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Table of Contents
S. No. Section Page No.
Executive Summary 4
1 Family Details 5
2 Client Goals & Objectives 6
3 Goal Funding Map 7
4 Key Figures in Graphical Representation 8-9-10
5 One Year Action Plan 11
6 Product Recommendations 12
Current Financials 13
1 Income Expenditure Statement (Cashflows) 14-15
2 Assets & Liabilities Statement (Networth) 16-17
3 General Insurance Policies 18
4 Life Insurance Policies 19
5 Fixed Deposits & Debt Instruments 20
6 Mutual Funds 21
7 Equity Shares 22
Future Goals 23
1 Financial Plan Assumptions 24
2 Contingency Funding 25
3 Life Insurance Needs 26
4 General Insurance Needs 27
5 Child 1 Future - Veljon 28
6 Child 2 Future - Vanessa 29
7 Retirement Planning 30
8 House Purchase 31
9 Car Purchase 32
10 International Vacation 33
Life Cashflows 34
1 Disclaimer & Discloser 35
2 Acknowledgement & Feedback 36
Executive Summary
Contents
S. No. Section Page No.
1 Family Details 5
2 Client Goals & Objectives 6
3 Goal Funding Map 7
4 Key Figures in Graphical Representation 8-9-10
5 One Year Action Plan 11
6 Product Recommendations 12
Current Age 46 41 14 12
Family Goals
Graduation ü ü
Post Graduation ü ü
Marriage ü ü
Retirement ü ü
House ü ü
Car ü ü
Vacations ü ü ü ü
Contingency Funds ü ü ü ü
Life Insurance ü
Health Insurance ü ü ü ü
Estate Planning ü ü
Vanessa's Future
Retirement Corpus
You would like to accumulate an You need to start investing Rs. 12,000 pm in equity portfolio. We
investment corpus to fund your have utilized your employment benefits i.e. EPF & Superannuation
retirement expenses from age 60 to towards this goal.
80.
House Purchase
You would like to purchase a 2 BHK You can achieve this goal by making a downpayment from resale
flat in the next 4 years costing value of existing house & plot and taking a fresh 10 year tenure
around 60 lakhs in today's value in home loan.
Navi Mumbai
Life Insurance
You would like to protect your You are considerably under-insured for current family lifestyle,
family's lifestyle, fulfil current commitments and liabilities. Buy 60 Lakhs of insurance coverage
liabilities and commitments in case on an immediate basis
of pre-mature death.
Health/General Insurance
You would like to get insured for Though you have cover from your employer as benefit, it is ideal
medical & other emergencies, so to have your own comprehensive health cover for all family
that the situation doesn’t drain out members and critical Illness policy.
your assets/savings
Car Purchase
Your family would like to purchase a You can allocate and invest Rs. 2 lakhs from your existing savings
car in the next 6 years costing account for this goal. And also start fresh investments of 7500 pm
around 8 lakhs in today's value. in equity & debt instruments.
International Vacation
Your family would like to go on an
international vacation in the next 4 You can allocate your Fixed Deposits & KVPs for this goal and
years costing around 3 lakhs in invest around Rs. 1,500 in Debt Instruments till goal year.
today's value
Liquid 8.2%
Debt 55.3%
Gold 4.3%
Equity 22.6%
Real Estate 9.7%
Your Networth
Networth 8,742,292
Total Liabilities 460,000
Total Assets 9,202,292
Investment Assets 4,652,292
Personal Assets 4,550,000
Income 1,350,000
Household Expenses 252,000
Lifestyle Expenses 138,000
Dependents Expenses 60,000
Pure Insurance 15,276
Premiums
Loan Servicing 257,280
Savings 627,444
Regular Investments 103,532
Surplus (Potential 523,912
Invest.)
Liquid 6.00%
Debt 8.00%
Gold 10.00%
Real Estate 12.00%
Equity 14.00%
Annual Balance
Age Corpus Balance
Expenses Growth
61 16,557,038 -1,005,628 15,551,410 16,997,691
7 Start Rs. 3,000 SIP in Mutual Funds / Car Purchase 0-3 months MF Distributor/
ETFs Network FP
Bank /
8 Start Rs. 10,000 RD in Fixed Deposits Vacation / Car 0-3 months Network FP
Insurance
Corrective Within 3 Self /
1 Surrender 2 insurance policies Action months Network FP
Buy Term Life Insurance Cover of Rs. 60 Life Cover Within 3 Insurance Agent /
2 Lakhs for self months Network FP
Buy Health Insurance of Rs. 3 Lakhs Within 3 Insurance Agent /
3 Health Cover
covering all family members months Network FP
Buy Critical Illness of Rs. 10 Lakhs each Critical Cover Within 3 Insurance Agent /
4 for self & spouse months Network FP
Others
Maintain 2.5 Lakhs in Savings account & Contingency Within 3
1 Self
covert into flexi a/c Planning Months
Organize & Consolidate all financial Within 6
2 General Self / Network FP
documents (preferably online) months
Ensure proper nomination of all Within 3
3 Estate Planning Self / Network FP
investment & physical assets months
Within 3
4 Make a Will Estate Planning Self / Network FP
months
Take second opinion before making any Preventive
5 NA Call / Mail
investment/insurance decision Action
Quarterly Reviews of Progress on
6 General Every 3 months Call / Meet
Action Plan
7 Annual Review of Financial Plan General After 1 Year Meeting after 1 Year
Product Recommendations
S No Products SIP Lumpsum Source Goal
Diversified Equity Mutual Funds
Monthly
5 Mutual Fund 5 Savings
Insurance
6 Mutual Fund 6 50,000 Surrender
Monthly
7 Mutual Fund 7 5,000 Savings
Insurance
8 Mutual Fund 8 50,000 Surrender
Monthly
9 Mutual Fund 9 5,000 Savings
Monthly
10 Mutual Fund 10 5,000 Savings
Health Insurance
Insurance
1 Health Insurance 1 300,000 10,000 Surrender
2 Health Insurance 2
Personal Accident
1 Personal Accident 1
Critical Illness
Insurance
1 Critical Illness Policy 1 1,000,000 15,000 Surrender
Current Financials
Contents
S. No. Section Page No.
1 Income Expenditure Statement (Cashflows) 14-15
2 Assets & Liabilities Statement (Networth) 16-17
3 General Insurance Policies 18
4 Life Insurance Policies 19
5 Fixed Deposits & Debt Instruments 20
6 Mutual Funds 21
7 Equity Shares 22
Cashflow Statement
Income (Net of Taxes)
S.No. Annual Incomes Monthly Annual % of Income
1 Salary Income 87,500 1,050,000
2 Performance Bonus 25,000 300,000
3 Business Income 0 0
4 Rental Income 0 0
5 Investment Income 0 0
Total Income 112,500 1,350,000 100%
Regular Investments
S.No. Particulars Monthly Annual % of Income
1 Insurance Premiums (Investments) 8,628 103,532
2 Mutual Fund SIPs 0 0
3 Recurring Deposits (RDs) 0 0
4 PPF/EPF 0 0
5 Others 0 0
Regular Monthly Investments 8,628 103,532 8%
Potential for Additional Reg Investments 43,659 523,912 39%
Expenditures
S.No. Particulars Monthly Annual % of Income
Household Expenses
1 Grocery & Toiletaries 7,000 84,000
2 House - Rent, Maintenance, Repair 2,000 24,000
3 Conveyance, Fuel & Maintenance 7,000 84,000
4 Medicines / Doctor / Healthcare 1,000 12,000
5 Electricity / Water / Labour / AMCs 3,000 36,000
6 Mobile / Telephone / Internet 1,000 12,000
Sub-total of Household Expenses 21,000 252,000 19%
Lifestyle Expenses
1 Clothes & Accessories 3,000 36,000
2 Shopping, Gifts, Whitegoods, Gadgets 1,500 18,000
3 Dining / Movies / Sports 1,000 12,000
4 Personal Care / Others 500 6,000
5 Coach - Financial, Fitness, Personal 1,500 18,000
5 Travel & Annual Vacations 4,000 48,000
Lifestyle Expenses 11,500 138,000 10%
Dependent Expenses
1 Children's Schooling/College 5,000 60,000
2 Contribution to Parents, Siblings etc 0 0
Dependent Expenses 5,000 60,000 4%
Insurance Premiums
1 Life Insurance (Term) 0 0
2 General Insurance 1,273 15,276
Insurance Premiums 1,273 15,276 1%
Loan Servicing
1 Home Loan EMIs 21,440 257,280
2 Vehicle Loan EMIs 0 0
3 Personal Loan EMIs 0 0
Loan Servicing 21,440 257,280 19%
Networth Statement
Investment Assets
S No Particulars Total Goals Mapped Remarks
Liquid
1 Savings Bank/Cash in Hand 380,000
2 Receivables 0
Total Liquid Assets 380,000 8%
Debt
1 Fixed Deposits 139,025
2 PPF (Public Provident Fund) 0
3 EPF + SA + Gratuity 1,700,422
4 NSC / POMIS / KVP / RDs etc 74,443
5 Debt Mutual Funds 0
6 Traditional Insurance Policies SV 657,856
7 Bonds/Debentures/CDs 0
Total Debt Assets 2,571,746 55%
Equity
1 Direct Equity 324,832
2 Equity Mutual Funds 725,714
3 Unit-linked Insurance SV 0
Total Equity Assets 1,050,546 23%
Gold
1 ETFs/ Mutual Funds 0
2 Gold Bars / Coins etc 200,000
Total Gold 200,000 4%
Real Estate
1 Apartment / House 0
2 Plot / Land / Holiday Home 450,000
3 Real Estate Funds / REITs 0
Real Estate 450,000 10%
Networth Statement
S No Particulars Total Remarks
A Total Investment Assets 4,652,292
B Total Personal Assets 4,550,000
C Total Personal Liabilities 460,000
Your Networth (A+B-C) 8,742,292
2 Critical Illness
3 Personal Accident
4 Householders Policy
6 Motor Insurance
7 Group Mediclaim
Lina Naronha
1 Jeevan Bharti Moneyback 15,110 20 Aug/03 Aug/23 266,000 32,768 370,000 2.81% 6.00% 32,768
Money-Back with
2 Moneyback 6,409 20 Jul/00 Jul/20 146,100 32,285 192,600 5.61% 6.00% 192,600
Profit + AB
Total 21,519 412,100 65,053 562,600
Veljon
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Total 0 0 0 0
Vanessa
1 Komal Jeevan Children's 35,907 18 Sep/05 Sep/31 500,000 129,265 1,485,000 5.81% 6.00% 129,265
Current Deposits
Investment Investment Interest Current Maturity Maturity Recommend Goals Years
S No. Instrument Returns Goal Amount
Date Value % Value Date Value ation Mapped Reinvest
Bank Deposits
1 ICICI FD 19/Dec/09 50,000 8.50% 56,482 19/Dec/12 64,350 Continue 2.00 8.70% 76,034
Int Vac.
2 ICICI FD 4/May/10 75,000 9.00% 82,543 4/May/13 97,953 Continue 1.50 8.70% 111,010
3
Post Office Deposits
1 KVP 6/May/06 50,000 8.00% 74,443 6/Dec/14 100,000 Continue Int Vac. 0.00 6.00% 100,000
2
3
Company Deposits
1
2
3
Total 213,468 287,044
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Future Goals
Insurance Returns
Calculations
Sr. No. Particulars Amount Remarks/Notes
Outstanding Liability
1 Home Loan
2 Vehicle Loan
3 Personal Loan
4 Education Loan
5 Gold Loan
6 Credit Card Outstanding
Total Outstanding Liability (A)
Family Goals & Commitments
1 Children's Education & Marriage
2 Children's Primary Education
3 Contribution to Dependents
4 House Purchase (First House only)
Total Family Goals & Commitments (B)
Corpus for Regular Expenses
1 Household Expenses
2 Lifestyle Expenses
3 Total Expenses
4 Discounting Factor
5 Current Annual Expenses
6 Remaining Life of Spouse
7 Inflation Rate
10 Tax Adjusted Returns
11 Net Returns (Real Rate of Return)
Corpus for Regular Expenses in Future (C)
A+B+C Total Life Insurance Required (D)
Current Resources Available
1 Life Insurance Sum Assured (on Husband)
2 Current Investment Assets (Less SV of Client)
Details
Approx. Annual
Sr. No. Type Cover For Remarks
Premium
1 Health Insurance
2 Critical Illness
3 Personal Accident
4 Motor Insurance
5 Householders Policy
Total Premium 0
Planner Comments/Observations
Though you have cover from your employer as benefit, it is ideal to have your own
comprehensive health cover for all family members and critical Illness policy.
Contingency Funding
Client Goal / Requirement
You would like to have contingency funds in case
of emergencies like job loss, medical issues or Picture
monetary help to relatives
Calculations
Sr. No Particulars Amount Remarks/Notes
Current Monthly Expenses
1 Household Expenses
2 Lifestyle Expenses
3 Dependent Expenses
4 Insurance Premiums
5 Loan Servicing
Total Monthly Expenses
Contingency Fund Requirement
Contingency Period (No. of Months)
Total Contingency Funds Required
In Savings Bank (For Regular Expenses)
As Fixed Deposits (For Emergencies)
Utilization of Current Assets
1 Savings Bank Balance
2
3
4
Total Current Assets Utilized
Fresh Savings Required
Deficit (Funds Required-Assets Utilized)
No. of Months in Savings Period
Monthly Savings Required
Veljon's Future
Client Goal / Requirement
You would like to arrange 10 Lakhs for Graduation at
18 and 10 lakhs for his PG at 22 and 5 lakhs for Picture
Marriage at 26 in today's value.
Calculations
Sr. No Details Graduation PG Marriage
Present Value of Goals
Present Value of Goal 1,000,000 1,000,000 500,000
Goal Age 18 22 26
Remaining Years for Goal 4 8 12
Goal Year 2015 2019 2023
Expected Inflation of Expenses 7.00% 7.00% 7.00%
Future Value of Goal 1,275,088 1,671,380 1,095,419
Utilization of Current Assets
1 Endowment Policy + Moneyback
2 Jeevan Mitra + Moneyback
3 Equity Shares
4
Current Assets Utilized
Percentage of Goal on Track
Fresh Investments Required
Shortfall to met by Fresh Investments
Start investing after (no. of years)
Stop investing before (no. of years)
Expected Investment Returns
Lumpsum Investments after Current Assets
Monthly Investments (Fixed)
Monthly Investments (Growing)
Planner Comments/Observations
All the goals related to Child 1 can be achieved with monthly investments of Rs. 11,000. We
have utilized your existing insurance policies & shares for these goals
Vanessa's Future
Client Goal / Requirement
You would like to arrange 10 Lakhs for Graduation at Picture
18 and 10 lakhs for her PG at 22 and 5 lakhs for
Marriage at 26 in today's value.
Calculations
Sr. No Details Graduation PG Marriage
Future Value of Goals
Present Value of Goal 1,000,000 1,000,000 500,000
Goal Age 18 22 26
Remaining Years for Goal 6 10 14
Goal Year 2017 2021 2025
Expected Inflation of Expenses 7.00% 7.00% 7.00%
Future Value of Goal 1,519,485 1,991,735 1,305,379
Utilization of Current Assets
1 Komal Jeevan
2 Jeevan Bharti
3 Mutual Funds
4 Gold
Current Assets Utilized 0 0 0
Percentage of Goal on Track 0% 0% 0%
Fresh Investments Required
Shortfall to met by Fresh Investments 1,519,485 1,991,735 1,305,379
Start investing after (no. of years)
Stop investing before (no. of years)
Expected Investment Returns 12.10% 13.00% 13.00%
Lumpsum Investments 749,820 573,725 230,619
Monthly Investments (Fixed) 13,862 7,900 2,689
Monthly Investments (Growing) 10,607 5,296 1,608
Planner Comments/Observations
All the goals related to Child 2 can be achieved with monthly investments of Rs. 7,000. We have
utilized your existing insurance policies & shares for these goals
Retirement Corpus
Client Goal / Requirement
Calculations
Sr. No Particulars Amount Remarks/Notes
Current Annual Expenses
Household Expenses 21,000
Lifestyle Expenses 11,500
Add / Deduct (Vacations, Insurance etc) 0
Total Monthly Expenses 32,500
Total Annual Expenses 390,000
Future Annual Expenses @ Retirement Age
Inflation 7.00%
No. of Years for Retirement 46
Retirement Year
Expenses in the First Year of Retirement 1,005,628
Corpus Required to Fund Retirement Expenses
Estate to be left behind for Children
No. of Years Post Retirement 20
Inflation during Retirement Years 7.00%
Net Tax on Investment Income 0.00%
Investment Returns on Retirement Corpus 9.30%
Tax Adjusted Returns 9.30%
Net Returns 2.15%
Retirement Corpus 16,557,038
Utilization of Employment Benefits
1 EPF 6,609,717
2 Superannuation 3,335,216
3 Gratuity 1,157,186
Total Employment Benefits @ Retirement 11,102,119
Utilization of Current Assets
1 None
2
3
4
Total Current Assets Utilized 0
Percentage of Goal on Track 67%
Fresh Investments Required
Deficit (Corpus Required-Assets Utilized) 5,454,919
Start investing after (no. of years)
Stop investing before (no. of years)
Expected Investment Returns 13.00%
Lumpsum Funding Required (If Available) -985,576
Monthly Investments (Fixed) -11,437
Monthly Investments (based on APR) 203
Monthly Investments (Growing) 61
Planner Comments/Observations
You need to start investing Rs. 12,000 pm in equity portfolio. We have utilized your
employment benefits i.e. EPF & Superannuation towards this goal.
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House Purchase
Client Goal / Requirement
You would like to purchase a 2 BHK flat in the next 4 Picture
years costing around 60 lakhs in today's value in Navi
Mumbai
Calculations
Sr. No Particulars Amount Remarks/Notes
Future Value of House
Present Value of House 6,600,000
Growth Rate of Real Estate 12.00%
Current Age 46
Number of Years for Goal 4
Expected Age of Buying House 50
Goal Year 2011 10,385,228
Future Value of House
Home Loan / Downpayment
Home Loan Funding 1
Home Loan Amount
Down-Payment
Down-Payment Amount
Home Loan Feasibilty
Expected Monthly Income while buying 112500
Ideal Percentage of EMI to Monthly Income
Ideal Home Loan EMI Limit
Home Loan Rate
Home Loan Tenure (in Years)
Home Loan EMI
Utilization of Current Assets for Down-payment
1 Resale Value of Current House
2 Sale of Plot
3
4
Total Current Assets Utilized 0
Percentage of Goal on Track #DIV/0!
Fresh Investments Required for Down-payment
Deficit (Corpus Required-Assets Utilized) 0
Planner Comments/Observations
You can achieve this goal by making a downpayment from resale value of existing house & plot
and taking a fresh 10 year tenure home loan.
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35%
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11%
10
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Car Purchase
Client Goal / Requirement
Calculations
S. No. Particulars Amount Remarks/Notes
Future Value of Car
Current On Road Price of the Car 800,000
Inflation 7.00%
Current Age 46
Number of Years for Goal 6
Expected Age of Buying a Car 52
Goal Year 2017
Future Value of Car 1,200,584
Loan vs. Downpayment
Vehicle Loan 0%
Vehicle Loan Amount 0
Down-Payment 100%
Down-Payment Amount 1,200,584
Vehicle Loan EMI
Vehicle Loan Rate 13%
Vehicle Loan Tenure (in Years) 5
Vehicle Loan EMI 0
Utilization of Current Assets for Down-payment
1 Resale value of Car
2 SB A/C surplus Re-investment
Total Current Assets Utilized 0
Percentage of Goal on Track 0%
Fresh Investments Required for Down-payment
Deficit (Corpus Required-Assets Utilized) 1,200,584
Expected Investment Returns 0.00%
Monthly Investments (Fixed) 16,675
Monthly Investments (Growing) 12,967
Planner Comments/Observations
You can allocate and invest Rs. 2 lakhs from your existing savings account for this goal. And
also start fresh investments of 7500 pm in equity & debt instruments.
International Vacation
Client Goal / Requirement
Your family would like to go on an international Picture
vacation in the next 4 years costing around 3 lakhs in
today's value
Calculations
S. No. Particulars Amount Remarks
Future Value of Vacation
Present Value of the Vacation 300,000
Inflation 7.00%
Current Age 46
Number of Years for Goal 4
Expected Age of Going for Vacation 50
Goal Year 2015
Future Cost of Vacation 393,239
Utilization of Current Assets
1 FDs & KVPs
2
3
4
Total Current Assets Utilized 0
Percentage of Goal on Track 0%
Fresh Investments Required
Deficit (Corpus Required-Assets Utilized) 393,239
Start investing after (no. of years)
Stop investing before (no. of years)
Expected Investment Returns 0.00%
Lumpsum Funding Required (If Available) 393,239
Monthly Investments Required 8,192
Monthly Investments (Growing) 7,061
Planner Comments/Observations
You can allocate your Fixed Deposits & KVPs for this goal and invest around Rs. 1,500 in Debt
Instruments till goal year.
Life Cashflows
S. No. Particulars 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Age Schedule
1 Philip Naronha 46 47 48 49 50
2 Lina Naronha 41 42 43 44 45
3 Veljon 14 15 16 17 18
4 Vanessa 12 13 14 15 16
Inflows
1 Income (Husband) 1,350,000 1,485,000 1,633,500 1,796,850 1,976,535
2 Income (Wife) 0 0 0 0 0
Total Inflows 1,350,000 1,485,000 1,633,500 1,796,850 1,976,535
Expenses
1 Household Expenses
2 Lifestyle Expenses 138,000 147,660 157,996 169,056 180,890
3 Children's Schooling/College 60,000 64,200 68,694 73,503 78,648
Contribution to Parents, Siblings
4 0 0 0 0 0
etc
5 Pure Insurance Premiums 15,276 16,345 17,489 18,714 20,024
6 Loan EMIs 257,280 257,280 0 0 0
Total Expenses 470,556 485,485 244,180 261,272 279,561
Savings (Inflows-Outflows) 879,444 999,515 1,389,320 1,535,578 1,696,974
Regular Investments
1 PPF (Public Provident Fund)
2 Recurring Deposits (RDs) 0 0 0 0 0
Insurance Premiums
3 103,532 103,532 103,532 103,532 103,532
(Investments)
4 Mutual Fund SIPs 0 0 0 0 0
Current Regular Investments 103,532 103,532 103,532 103,532 103,532
Current Surplus (Savings-Invts) 775,912 895,983 1,285,788 1,432,046 1,593,442
Investment Recommendations
1 Veljon's Future - Graduation
2 Veljon's Future - PG 0 0 0 0 0
3 Veljon's Future - Marriage 0 0 0 0 0
4 Vanessa's Future - Graduation 166,340 166,340 166,340 166,340 166,340
5 Vanessa's Future - PG 94,801 94,801 94,801 94,801 94,801
6 Vanessa's Future - Marriage 32,271 32,271 32,271 32,271 32,271
7 Retirement Funding -137,241 -137,241 -137,241 -137,241 -137,241
8 House Purchase 0 0 0 0 0
9 Car Purchase 200,097 200,097 200,097 200,097 200,097
10 International Vacation 98,310 98,310 98,310 98,310 98,310
Total Fresh Investments 454,579 454,579 454,579 454,579 454,579
Insurance Recommendations
1 Life Insurance 0 0 0 0 0
2 Health Insurance 0 0 0 0 0
3 Other Insurances 0 0 0 0 0
4 Policy Surrenders (if any)
Total Premiums 0 0 0 0 0
Loan Recommendations
1 Home Loan
Total Loan EMIs 0 0 0 0 0
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