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Financial Planning – FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions

Financial Planning – (FAQs)

Welcome to LifeGuide Finserve’s Financial Planning FAQs. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to fine-tune your long-term goals, these answers will help you make informed decisions.
1. What is financial planning, and why is it important?

Financial planning is the process of managing your finances to achieve short-term and long-term life goals—such as buying a home, saving for education, or planning retirement. A structured plan helps you stay financially secure, reduce uncertainty, and make informed investment decisions aligned with your goals.

2. When should I start financial planning?

The best time to start financial planning is now, regardless of your age or income level. The earlier you begin, the more time your investments have to grow and compound, helping you reach your goals with greater ease and stability.

3. What areas does a financial plan cover?
  • A comprehensive financial plan typically includes:

    • Budgeting & Expense Management

    • Investment Planning

    • Insurance & Risk Management

    • Tax Planning

    • Retirement Planning

    • Estate & Will Planning

    • Emergency Fund Allocation

    • Goal-based Planning (education, marriage, property, etc.)

4. How is Lifeguide’s approach to financial planning unique?

At Lifeguide, we provide personalized, goal-based financial planning tailored to your income, life stage, and aspirations. Our experts focus on building realistic, actionable plans that evolve with your changing needs—supported by regular reviews, smart risk profiling, and tax-efficient strategies.

5. Do I need a high income to begin financial planning?

No. Financial planning is for everyone, regardless of income level. Whether you’re just starting your career or nearing retirement, a well-designed plan ensures that your resources are optimized and your goals stay on track.

6. How often should I review my financial plan?

Ideally, your financial plan should be reviewed at least once a year or whenever there are significant life changes—such as marriage, childbirth, career shifts, or major expenses. Lifeguide helps clients with ongoing reviews and timely rebalancing of their plans.

7. What is the difference between financial planning and investment planning?

Investment planning is just one part of financial planning. While investment planning focuses on growing your wealth through various financial instruments, financial planning takes a holistic approach by also considering risk, goals, taxes, and future obligations.

8. Is financial planning only for individuals?

While individuals and families benefit greatly from financial planning, business owners and professionals can also use strategic planning to manage business goals, tax liabilities, employee benefits, succession, and retirement planning.

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