Tool 02 · Planning

Goal Planner

A goal without a number is a wish. Enter what your goal costs today — the planner inflates it to the year you need it, then works backwards to the monthly SIP that gets you there.

Your goal
e.g. ₹25L house deposit, ₹15L education, ₹8L car
Use higher (8–10%) for education and healthcare — they inflate faster than groceries.
For goals under 5 years away, use a debt-fund rate (6–7%) — equity is too volatile for short horizons.
Costs today
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Will cost in 10 yrs
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Required monthly SIP
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Total you'll contribute
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How to think about goals

Match the vehicle to the distance
< 3 years

Short goals: safety over growth

FDs, liquid funds, or ultra-short debt funds. The job is not losing the money, not growing it. Equity can and does fall 30% in a bad year.

3–7 years

Medium goals: a blend

A mix — e.g. 40–60% equity, rest in debt — with a plan to shift toward debt as the goal approaches. Hybrid/balanced-advantage funds do this automatically.

7+ years

Long goals: let equity work

History strongly favours mostly-equity portfolios over 7+ year horizons. Start aggressive, then glide toward safety in the final 2–3 years — don't let a last-minute crash decide your goal's fate.

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