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Creating a financial plan helps you see the big picture and set long and short-term life goals, a crucial step in mapping out your financial future. When you have a financial plan, it's easier to make financial decisions and stay on track to meet your goals.

• Want to better manage your finances, but aren't sure where to start


• Don't have time to do your own financial planning


• Want a professional opinion about the plan you've developed


• Don't have sufficient expertise in certain areas such as investments, insurance, taxes or retirement planning


• Have an immediate need or unexpected life event

If You have meaningful goals. Maybe you have recently retired and are concerned about outliving your nest egg.
If you are a baby boomer trying to plan for a secure retirement.
Maybe you are part of the "sandwich generation", caring for your own children at home while also caring for the needs of aging parents.
Maybe you are recently widowed or divorced with all of the complications that these life challenges bring.
If you have accumulated substantial wealth and want to protect your assets from lawsuits, spendthrift family, divorce or other potential threats not only to yourself but also to your heirs.

Say you have a goal – You want to be win a marathon.

Will you analyse your strengths and weakness and practice accordingly or will you do no practice and directly run a marathon?

In which scenario are you chances of winning higher?

This is what a financial Plan does.

• It helps you clearly define your goals.


• It estimates the amount you may need to achieve those goals.


• It show you how to accumulate the said amount. …thereby making your success inevitable.