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Financial Planner

A chat-based financial planning agent that takes you from profile to a 45-year Monte Carlo projection, side-by-side scenarios and a full PDF report — without a spreadsheet in sight.

This walkthrough explains how to use the financial planning agent to create personalised financial plans via a chat-based flow, review projections and risk, explore alternative scenarios, and download a comprehensive PDF report.

01

Start the chat-based financial planning flow

Open the financial planning agent and select the chat-based planning flow. The system will guide you through a sequence of questions to build your financial profile.

02

Enter personal and income details

Provide the basic information requested in the chat. Submit each answer as prompted by the chat interface.

  • Your age
  • Your date of birth
  • Your monthly salary
03

Provide expense and loan information

When prompted, enter your regular expenses (monthly rent, groceries and other recurring costs). Next, provide details of each existing loan and confirm them when the agent asks you to review. The chat may then ask if you have any additional loans — respond with the relevant information.

  • Type of loan (e.g. car loan)
  • Outstanding principal amount (e.g. ₹6.5 lakhs)
  • Remaining tenure (e.g. 6 years)
  • Monthly EMI (e.g. ₹13,000)
04

Specify retirement and major financial goals

Answer the questions about your long-term objectives. Enter each response clearly so the agent can incorporate it into your plan.

  • Your desired retirement age
  • Your biggest financial goal (e.g. buying a house worth ₹2 crore)
  • The target year or time frame for achieving this goal
05

Add savings, investments, and insurance details

Provide information about your current savings and investments, then enter your insurance details when requested. These inputs enable the agent to build a more accurate and comprehensive plan.

  • Monthly SIP contributions
  • Existing investment portfolio values
  • Life insurance coverage
  • Health insurance coverage
06

Review your freedom score and long-term projections

After collecting your data, the agent will compute a freedom score and generate a long-horizon projection. Use this information to understand the sustainability of your current financial path and the achievability of your goals.

  • Calculates a "freedom score" indicating how well-positioned you are financially.
  • Breaks the score down into aspects and attributes — strengths and gaps.
  • Generates a 45-year net worth projection with risk and asset allocation insights.
07

Download the initial PDF financial plan

The agent lets you download a detailed PDF plan summarising your current financial position, projections and assumptions, recommended allocation, and a 12-month action roadmap. Download the PDF to review the suggestions in detail and keep a record of your plan.

08

Create and compare alternative scenarios

When prompted to explore new scenarios (for example a home loan), provide the requested details. You can also test strategy changes such as stepping up your SIPs (e.g. by 15%). The agent will create updated plans so you can compare them side by side and understand how each choice affects your loan burden, timelines and overall net worth.

  • Proposed down payment percentage (e.g. 20%)
  • Loan tenure (e.g. 15 years)
  • Base plan vs. home-loan scenario vs. stepped-up SIP scenario
09

Review cash flow and key planning assumptions

In the detailed planning views, navigate to the cash flow and assumptions section. Review key assumptions and the cash flow projections that show how your income, expenses and savings evolve over time. Use this section to verify whether the assumptions align with your expectations and risk appetite.

  • Cash growth rate (e.g. 4%)
  • Investment growth rate (e.g. 10%)
  • Real estate growth rate (e.g. 6%)
  • Vehicle depreciation (e.g. −10%)
  • Life expectancy, taxes and other planning parameters
10

Analyse allocation, goals and insurance coverage

Open the allocation view to see how your SIPs, investments and overall funds are distributed across asset classes and instruments. Then review the goals section to understand each goal you have defined, whether the agent considers it realistic, and how the projected achievement path looks. Check the insurance section to evaluate your coverage relative to your needs and note any gaps or overexposures.

11

Review tax position, retirement glide and headroom

Navigate to the tax view to see your tax projections, including your LTCG (Long-Term Capital Gains) headroom for the year. Then open the retirement glide section to assess whether your retirement plan is adequately funded and sustainable.

  • How your expenses are expected to evolve after retirement.
  • How your net worth is projected to change throughout retirement.
12

Download the final report and share feedback

From the main interface, download the full report that consolidates all views and projections. Use this report for your own tracking or to share with clients and stakeholders. You can also provide feedback on the experience or request access to try the product further.

  • Current net worth
  • Estimated cash flows
  • Plan summary
  • Recommended asset allocation and fund distribution
  • Key assumptions and action items

The Problem

  • Financial planning is gated by spreadsheets, advisors and Monte Carlo tools most people never see.
  • Generic calculators give one-number answers — no scenarios, no glide path, no risk view.
  • Advisors spend hours intake-ing the same profile inputs before they can even start modelling.
  • No single artefact ties the profile, plan, scenarios and report together for a client.

What We Built

  • Chat-first intake that walks a user from age and income to insurance and goals.
  • A planner that produces a freedom score, 45-year projection, Monte Carlo and asset allocation.
  • Scenario comparator — base vs. home loan vs. stepped-up SIP, pinned side-by-side.
  • One-click PDF report consolidating cash flow, allocation, goals, glide and assumptions.
45 yrhorizon · Monte Carlo simulated
2,000paths per projection
3scenarios pinned side-by-side
1 PDFfull report · client-shareable

Why it matters

Personal financial planning stops being a service only the top decile can afford. The same agent that intakes your profile also runs the Monte Carlo, draws the glide path and produces a defendable PDF — in one chat.

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