Instead of randomly investing in a number of mutual fund schemes, investment advisors suggest you select funds, keeping your goals in mind. 1. What is goal-based financial investing? Every individual has several life goals - both long term and short term. Investing in a planned manner to achieve these goals is called goal-based investing. For example, if you want to plan a foreign holiday with your family in mid-2018, which is about 18 months away , it is a short-term goal. On the other hand, saving for the higher education of your child who is five now is a long-term goal. 2. How does one plan for goals? The first step is identifying the goal for which you wish to in vest and assessing the time you have to reach it. Once that is done, it is important to find how much the goal costs today . Add a reasonable amount of inflation to that, and then you would know what the goal would cost you in the year you wish to accomplish it. The next step would be to understand how much you can...
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