Know where you stand
Income, expenses, assets, liabilities, investments, insurance and net worth.
A practical one-month course that teaches you how to understand your financial position, set goals, manage risk, plan investments and bring the pieces together into a personal financial plan.
Financial planning connects the different parts of your financial life. The course takes you through the process of understanding where you are, deciding where you want to go, identifying risks and working out how your money can support those goals.
You work with your own numbers, goals and circumstances rather than learning a set of abstract examples.
Income, expenses, assets, liabilities, investments, insurance and net worth.
Define goals, timelines, priorities and the resources required to pursue them.
Identify financial risks and examine protection and insurance needs.
Connect investment planning and analysis to goals, risk and time horizon.
Think about asset allocation and portfolio construction instead of collecting products.
Consider retirement, tax, estate planning and implementation.
The sessions follow the sequence of a financial planning process, moving from discovery and safety through goals, investments and long-term planning before building and implementing the plan.
Understand your financial position, household, income, expenses, assets, liabilities, investments, insurance and financial concerns.
Work through cash flow, liquidity, emergency reserves, debt and the financial safety needed to handle uncertainty.
Identify financial risks, understand their potential impact and examine how protection fits into the wider plan.
Turn important goals into clear financial targets with priorities, timelines and a way to measure progress.
Learn how investments fit into a plan and how to analyse investment options in the context of goals, risk and time horizon.
Build an allocation around goals and risk capacity rather than simply collecting investment products.
Use a structured way to evaluate major financial decisions, compare alternatives and understand trade-offs.
Bring retirement and long-term considerations into the plan while understanding tax and estate planning factors.
Bring the work together into a personal financial plan and identify the actions required to implement it.
Both programmes begin with financial planning. The second option adds finding and analysing investment options such as mutual funds and bonds.
For people who want to understand their finances and build a practical personal financial plan.
For people who also want help finding and analysing suitable investment options alongside their financial plan.
The course is designed for individuals who want to understand their financial position and learn how to build and implement a plan for their own money.
Useful when income, expenses, goals, protection and investments are becoming more complex.
Useful when you need to think through goals, investments, retirement or other significant financial choices.
The course connects investments to goals, risk, time horizon and overall financial planning.
You do not need to memorise financial jargon. The focus is understanding the process and applying it.
Each session connects concepts to your own financial life. You learn the idea, think through decisions, apply it to your numbers, record the work and discuss it through live coaching.
Understand the financial concepts that matter to your situation.
Consider trade-offs, risks and choices before acting.
Use your own numbers, goals and circumstances.
Capture the work using the provided material and tools.
Use live coaching to question, refine and move forward.
Turn the completed work into actions for your financial plan.
Talk to Shreyas Joshi about the course, the format and which programme fits what you need.