Parvesh Mistry

What is cashflow modelling?

It’s the unknown that makes planning for the future difficult. Your life is full of lots of choices that can impact your financial situation. So how can you look all the way ahead to your later life with any kind of certainty?

This is where cashflow modelling comes in. Essentially, it’s a tool used by advisers like me to get an idea of how your financial future could look. I put in lots of data about you and your financial circumstances, and that lets me predict what could happen, and compare different scenarios against each other.

It means we can do things like: see whether you can afford to gift your grandchildren money towards their education, gauge whether your finances will last you into retirement, or understand whether you need to make some changes to achieve your goals.

Let me know if you think cashflow modelling could help you.

Many people think that you need to be rich or have a lot of money to use the services of a Financial Adviser, and this is just not true – Financial Advice comes in all shapes and sizes and my role is to ensure that all my clients are treated the same way as each other – no matter their net worth.

All people want the same thing, they want to pay as little tax as possible, and they want to have the means to cover life’s expensive moments, like a dependant’s first mortgage deposit, or paying for a wedding – without it wiping out your savings. Well, here’s where I can help. I cover all aspects of financial advice; I look to protect what you have if the worst happens to you or a loved one. I then aim to help build wealth, whether that be for personal growth, or to save for a dependant’s life event. I help plan for retirement, make sure that you are on track to have the retirement that you want. I also help to ensure that your assets are passed down to your dependants as tax efficiently as possible.

What do you have to lose – speak soon. Parvesh