Goal-based investing starts with the target, time horizon and risk capacity, then works backward to the required investment amount and asset allocation.
Useful for goals such as retirement, children's education, house purchase, wealth creation or future income.
Goal-based investing starts with the target, time horizon and risk capacity, then works backward to the required investment amount and asset allocation.
Clarify why the money is being invested or withdrawn.
Decide when the money may be needed.
Choose suitable scheme categories based on risk and goal.
Track progress and make changes when the goal or circumstances change.
Use this as a planning framework, then choose schemes only after considering suitability and risk.