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Financial Planning Presented by UMA KUMARAVELAN, CFP CM 101 CFP CM, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and federally registered CFP (with flame design) ® are certification marks owned in the U.S. by Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc. © CFP Board.

What is financial planning? Financial planning is the process of meeting your life goals through a “big picture” approach to managing your finances.

Financial Planning’s Role Financial planning helps you to: Define short- and long-term goals — what’s most important to you.

What Are Your Goals? Do you want to own a house, take a vacation, buy a new car?

What Are Your Goals? Do you want to have children and send them to private schools and pay for their college costs?

What Are Your Goals? Do you want to work until a ripe old age, or retire early?

What Are Your Goals? Do you want to become wealthy and leave a large endowment to your alma mater?

Financial Planning’s Role Financial planning helps you to: Define short- and long-term goals — what’s most important to you Assess your current financial situation and commitments. Achieve your goals.

What Is Your Current Status? Have you already saved enough to put a down payment on your dream home?

What Is Your Current Status? Are you comfortable with the current allocations in your investment portfolio?

What Is Your Current Status? How much are you saving, and is it enough to pay for your children’s college tuition bills?

What Is Your Current Status? Are you in the process of changing jobs?

Financial Planning’s Role Financial planning helps you to: Define short- and long-term goals — what’s most important to you Assess your current finances and commitments. Decide where you want to be in the future. Identify realistic strategies to achieve goals. Put your plan into action! Monitor progress.  review/adjust strategies as needed  keep on track to meet your goals

Can I Do My Own Financial Planning? Do I know what my goals are in life? Do I know how to prioritize or achieve them? Do I understand the level of risk in my investment portfolio? Am I comfortable choosing financial products?

Can I Do My Own Financial Planning? Do I have time to organize and track my finances myself? Do I have the discipline to plan a specific financial strategy and stick to it? Do I want to try financial planning alone?

What Is a Financial Planner? Accountant Stockbroker Insurance agent Financial planner A financial professional who uses the financial planning process to help you meet your life goals.  your needs drive the planner’s recommendations  “big picture” at the heart of each decision — what’s best for you the client

Financial Planning Process Establishing and defining the client-planner relationship. Gathering client data, including goals. Analyzing and evaluating your financial status. Developing and presenting financial planning recommendations. Implementing the financial planning recommendations. Monitoring the financial planning recommendations.

Finding a Planner You Can Trust Financial planning is a relatively new profession. Loose government regulation of the term “financial planner.”  Some governments group financial planners with investment advisers  investment advice is just part of financial planning Anyone can call him/herself a financial planner. How do you find a planner you can trust?

Look for the CFP CM Marks Four Es: 89-topic Education curriculum 5 Examinations of 3 hours each Minimum of 3 years Experience Adherence to a Code of Ethics

Look for the CFP CM Marks Adherence to Practice Standards Renew certification every year Continuing education Disclosure of ethical/criminal findings

Your Local Planner 160, Powai Plaza, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai / / /

Final Thoughts Trust your inner voice. Don’t be afraid to speak up. Visit your planner to discuss your concerns. If you want more service/attention, ask for it! Remember, you are in charge. You have the right to terminate the relationship (recognizing the terms of the engagement). The best financial planning partnerships begin and end with cooperation, honesty and open communication.

Any Questions? Presented by: Uma Kumaravelan, CFP CM Financial Planning 101