Pick the goal you are working towards. Answer a few questions and you will see what it will cost by the time it arrives, and what it takes each month to get there.
Home Goals
Every goal has a different date, a different cost and a different rate at which that cost is rising. Planning them one at a time is what makes the total manageable.
Each planner asks about the goal, then about how much risk you are comfortable with, and then shows the monthly figure required.
Work out what your home will cost by the time you buy it, and what you need to set aside each month for the down payment.
Build your goal →No specific purchase in mind — just the intention to build capital steadily over a long period.
Build your goal →Work out the corpus needed to pay you an inflation-adjusted income through retirement, and what it takes to build it.
Build your goal →Education costs rise faster than general inflation, and the admission date does not negotiate. Plan for it early.
Build your goal →One of the few very large expenses that can be seen coming two decades in advance — and is still most often funded by breaking other investments.
Build your goal →Money set aside so that a job loss or an unexpected bill does not force you to break a long-term investment at the worst possible time.
Build your goal →Health cover pays the hospital. This is the reserve for everything around it that a policy does not settle.
Build your goal →The composite planner adds three goals together and shows the total monthly commitment — usually the more useful number.
