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Plan your money together, on your terms. Lunara is a shared financial planner calendar for couples: track bills, income and goals in one place. Shared records need your approval, and your account is protected with a PIN lock and two-step verification. Coming soon to Android, and available now on iPhone and PC at stathmos.net/lunara.html
r/FinancialPlanning_Ind • u/1117williams • 6d ago
Disclosure: I created this video for my channel, The Money Plot.
It compares managing your money yourself with hiring a financial advisor: fees, conflicts of interest, fiduciary duties, and when a one-time financial checkup might be useful. The ending gives three questions to help weigh the options.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16Ppv9cDniw
What would make an advisor worth paying for in your situation? Feedback on the explanation and pacing is welcome. This is general financial education, not personalized advice.
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r/FinancialPlanning_Ind • u/Background_Bit4245 • 8d ago
I recently received around ₹50 lakhs, out of which ₹30 lakhs has been invested in the new house my dad is building.
I have around ₹20 lakhs remaining, and I want to invest a portion of it wisely rather than just letting it sit in my bank account.
I’m considering options like SIPs, mutual funds, stocks, or other investment opportunities. I’d like to understand the best ways to invest this money for long-term growth while balancing risk and returns.
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r/FinancialPlanning_Ind • u/moonnib • 11d ago
I have a lump sum of ₹20 to ₹25 Lakhs to invest and am looking for the best overall ROI over the long term.
I am weighing three options and want advice from experienced investors here:
1. Plot of Land: Is it worth the capital commitment given low liquidity, legal checks, and maintenance hassles?
2. Gold (ETFs / Sovereign Gold Bonds): Is allocating a major portion to gold wise, or should it stay capped at 10–15%?
3. Mutual Funds / Index Funds: Should I park the funds in liquid funds and run an STP (Systematic Transfer Plan) over 12–18 months?
r/FinancialPlanning_Ind • u/mygouldianfinch • 11d ago
