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Money health

Asset allocation by category

Three-bucket allocation vs target

Bar = now · gold marker = 15 / 30 / 55 target.

Top holdings

SchemeCategoryMarket Value ()%AllocGrowth

Income & risk snapshot

Red flags

Step 1 — Are you working or retired?

Monthly Income

SourceLabelAmount () / mo

Enter cash you actually receive. In retirement, only Rental & Pension offset your withdrawals — Interest/Dividend from bonds, FDs and funds you hold is already captured by the corpus return, so it is not double-counted.

Monthly Expenses

CategoryLabelAmount () / moEMI ends (age)

EMI (Debt) counts against today's cash flow but is excluded from the retirement need after the age you set it ends. Investments are savings, not spending, so they don't reduce your savings rate.

Liabilities (outstanding balance)

TypeLabelBalance ()

Liabilities subtract from your assets to give true Net Worth, and feed the Debt-to-Income and Wealth Health metrics.

Flags are rule-based heuristics on your current holdings, not personalised advice. Review each with your adviser.

Status & ages: — set these on the Cash Flow tab (Step 1).

Income while working (monthly )

Surplus invested

Retirement income & spending

Post-retire blended
Inflation

Current corpus from your holdings: . Net draw = expense − ongoing income, both rising with inflation. Post-retirement growth = your bucket blended.

Can you retire early?

Current allocation vs 3-bucket strategy

Bar = current weight by market value (from your imported Current Assets) · gold marker = 15 / 30 / 55 target.

How to reach & cross-check the 3-Bucket target

This is a flat mutual-fund portfolio (non-INR) — no 3-bucket strategy. Projections and Monte Carlo use this single expected return.

SIP & projection inputs

Accumulation uses your pre-retirement growth (Assumptions) with start-of-month SIPs; the step-up SIP rises each year. Drawdown uses the post-retirement return with inflation-indexed withdrawals. Starting corpus defaults to your investable corpus. If you keep a SIP after retirement, it is added to the corpus each year in the drawdown & Monte Carlo.

Accumulation (SIP) — Planned vs Actual by age

AgeYearSIP / moPlanned valueActual valueDiff vs planStatus

Baseline value grows the Planned Baseline at your plan return; 3-Bucket value grows it at the blended 15/30/55 return; Actual is pulled from Current Assets for the current age. Diff/Status compare Actual to the 3-Bucket strategy. Each year-end, update the age and re-import.

Drawdown (SWP) — 3-Bucket strategy vs Actual by age

AgeYearOpeningWithdrawalPlanned (3-Bucket)Your mix (actual)Actual valueGrowth actualDiff vs planStatus

Actual is pulled from Current Assets for the client's current age; each year-end, update the age and re-import to log that year's actual against the plan. Planned (3-Bucket) grows the corpus at the fixed 15/30/55 target blend; Your mix (actual) grows it at your actual Planned Baseline bucket allocation — compare the two to see the effect of not following the strategy.

Monte Carlo — probability the plan survives

Each run applies a random annual return (normal distribution around your blended 15/30/55 return, with the volatility above) plus inflation-grown withdrawals, from your current age to plan-till age. Success = the corpus never hits zero. Flexible spending = in any year the market falls, you skip that year’s inflation raise on withdrawals (a mild, realistic guardrail). The two success figures show how much that discipline lifts survival. Captures sequence-of-returns risk a straight-line projection cannot. Educational simulation, not a guarantee.

Import a file or type in Folio, Scheme, Invested (), Avg NAV and Current NAV. Category and Bucket are detected automatically from the scheme name (editable). Units, Market Value, Returns, Growth % and Allocation compute live. Folio blocks duplicates.

Folio No.Scheme NameCategory Invested ()Avg NAVUnits Cur. NAVMarket Value ()Returns () Growth1Y3Y5Y%AllocBucket
Save / Load are on the Dashboard tab

Current split vs strategy

Bar = your weight now (by market value) · gold marker = 15 / 30 / 55 target.

Corpus = current market value from Current Assets:

Target growth per bucket & inflation

Blended target

Edit each bucket's target growth. Withdrawals are assumed to rise with inflation every year.

How long will the corpus last — current vs rebalanced?

Equity drawdown % Hits year 1 only — Bucket 3 full, Bucket 2 half, Bucket 1 unaffected — then recovers at blended growth.

Where the income comes from

BucketWeightTarget returnAmount ()Annual gen.Monthly gen.

Planned Baseline vs 3-Bucket Strategy vs Current

BucketBaseline %Baseline ()Strategy %Strategy ()Current %Current ()Realign move

Baseline = your original plan; Strategy = 15 / 30 / 55; Current = live portfolio. The realign move brings Current onto the strategy within today's corpus.

Alignment is judged by bucket %, not by fund name. You may hold different funds from the suggested list — what matters is that each bucket hits its target weight (15 / 30 / 55) and each fund keeps its bucket's character: Bucket 1 = capital-safety (liquid / short debt / arbitrage), Bucket 2 = moderate (hybrid / balanced advantage), Bucket 3 = growth (equity). Match the % and the risk profile, and you are on strategy.

Moves to reach the strategy

BucketCurrent ()Current %Target %Target ()Gap ()Action

Moves net to zero — self-financing within your corpus. Time switches to use the ₹1.25 L annual LTCG exemption.

Where to deploy — target sleeves for your corpus

Pulled live from mfapi.in (Direct-Growth) on click; cached 3 days.
BucketSuggested fundStyleExp %1Y3Y5YWeightTarget ()

Your existing funds — reference only (does not change the buckets above)

The funds you already hold, grouped by bucket, with the same live returns. This is a comparison shelf only — nothing here changes the target sleeves or your allocation. Use the Fetch live returns button above to fill 1 / 3 / 5-yr.

BucketYour fundCategory1Y3Y5YCurrent value ()

Idea: after comparing returns, you can decide to replace a suggested sleeve fund with one of your own in the same bucket. Tell me which swaps you want and I'll wire a one-click replace.

The refill discipline

Old Money / New Money. Refill Bucket 1 only out of a good equity year; capital is never disturbed.
Do nothing after a bad year. Income flows from Buckets 1 and 2 while Bucket 3 recovers.
Switch = redemption. Time switches to use the ₹1.25 lakh annual LTCG exemption.
PRAG band. Rebalance to 15 / 30 / 55 when a bucket drifts more than five percentage points.

Holdings by market value

Folio No.SchemeCategoryInvested ()Market Value ()Returns ()Growth%AllocBucket

By category

By bucket

Prints only this statement — no menus or account bar.

The original portfolio you planned — the fixed baseline the plan is measured against. Import or add holdings once; its total becomes the plan's starting corpus. (The Current Assets tab holds the client's actual, changing portfolio.)

Folio No.Scheme Name% TargetTarget ()Add / Trim%AllocBucketCategoryInvested ()Avg NAVUnitsCur. NAVValue ()Returns ()GrowthExp %1Y3Y5YSinceUp CaptDown Capt
Disclaimer. Educational illustration, not personalised investment advice. Fund names are examples, not recommendations. NAVs entered are as-of your input; refresh from MF Central for live values. Rebalancing has tax consequences. Consult a SEBI-registered adviser before acting.