Introduction to Financial Planning

Financial planning is a systematic method of planning a facility in order to get maximum returns with minimum risk. These include: investments, taxes, education, children's futures, cash flow, insurance, business succession and preparedness. There are two types of financial planning: the natural and legal persons. Create With basic knowledge and determination, and follow a budget, you can mange your own finances. But sometimes because of the complexity of a financial strategy,professional help is needed. This assistance is assumed to be known by the experts as the financial planners. You can an individual or a company and are typically used by organizations to address issues such as financing there are organizational budget and determining the effect of providing certain financial decision other areas of finance.

The following steps are in creating a personal and financial plan involved:

Step 1: Determine your financialTargets (such as the inclusion of higher education for your medical expenses, dealing with medical emergencies, buying a new house, ensuring the quality of life in retirement, improve your standard of living, etc.) and prioritize them.

Step 2: Determine your needs (eg, buying a laptop, high-end mobile phones, home appliances, car, etc.) and prioritize them.

Step 3: Determine how much money needed to fund each goal and the desire.

Step 4: Determine your current location. It includes the provision of yourannual cost, annual savings and available resources.

i) Determine the annual expenditure:

House Rent: RS 2750

Water: 100

Electricity: 225

Cable: 150

Financial assistance: 175

Transportation: 275

Food: 3500

Phone: 275

EMI: 1777

Entertainment: 300

Other / Unexpected: 1000

Total monthly cost: 10, 527 / --

Annual expenditures: 10, 527 * 12 = RS 1, 26,324

ii) establish the annualSavings:

Annual savings = [Gross-Total Income] - [Annual Expenditure + Total Tax Paid]

= 2, 10000 - [1, 26324 + 15500] = RS 68, 176

iii) Determine the resources available

Their qualifications, experience, salary, the opportunity for growth in your career, occupied property, your current savings and investment decisions are your available resources.

Step 5: Determine to what extent your goals and desires can be achieved through the available resources.

Step6:When the available resources are not sufficient, then you must pursue the following strategies:

i) Increase your financial resources through the investment planning

ii) Reduce your taxes through tax planning

iii) cutting your monthly expenses

iv) Set your goals and aspirations more realistic.

Step 7: Periodically monitor your financial planning and review it. If there is a dramatic change in a life situation such as marriage, children, divorce, serious accident,and death in a family, etc., you must complete your financial plan on the ground review



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