For SEBI-registered advisors

Turn every young client intake into a structured financial plan

YouthPath gives financial advisors in India a repeatable assessment workflow for clients aged 18–30 — the segment every advisor has but no tool was built for.

77%of Indian youth lack a formal financial plan
1.3 Lakh+SEBI-registered investment advisors in India
18–30the underserved age segment no planning tool targets
The Market Opportunity

India's advice gap is the largest it's ever been

77% aware, only 26% have a plan

India's youth financial planning gap

35,800+ youth

reached by structured planning programs globally — proving demand

₹999–₹2,499/mo

Defensible price range for advisors who save 2–3 hours per intake

Zero India-specific tools

No competitor combines local benchmarks + youth assessment + advisor workflow

WealthMap India, MeraSip, ET Money — all consumer-first. YouthPath is built for the advisor who needs a clinical intake tool, not a budgeting app.

The Assessment Engine

Five dimensions. One structured advisor deliverable.

YouthPath maps the full financial picture of young clients — not just what to invest, but whether they're ready to.

Essential Living Cost Benchmark

Localized by city, family situation, and life stage across Tier 1 Indian cities.

Cash-Flow Viability Check

Income vs. committed expenses vs. discretionary spending — mapped in a single session.

Emergency Savings Gap

Quantified buffer requirement before any investment recommendation is made.

Goal Prioritization Matrix

Goals ranked by urgency, affordability, and time horizon — not generic priorities.

Advisor Action Plan Output

A process-driven deliverable the advisor can present, file, and revisit. Every time.

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Every session ends with a structured output — not a conversation that trails off.

The Workflow

A full client assessment. In one session.

01

Run the Guided Intake

Answer a structured questionnaire with your client: income patterns, essential expenses, liabilities, and short-term goals. No freeform notes — a repeatable protocol.

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02

Get the Scored Assessment

YouthPath surfaces a clear financial picture: cash-flow viability, emergency gap, and a prioritized goal list — all localized to Indian living costs.

03

Deliver the Action Plan

Present a structured, shareable plan the client can take home. File it. Revisit it. The starting point for an ongoing advisory relationship.

Why YouthPath

Built for the advisor. Built for India. Built for 18–30.

RightCapital and eMoney were built for US HNI clients. ET Money and Kuvera were built for consumers. YouthPath is the first advisor-facing diagnostic tool built for India's youngest clients.

Feature
YouthPath
RightCapital / eMoney
ET Money / Kuvera
India-specific living cost data
Partial
18–30 life stage assessment
Advisor-facing workflow
Emergency savings gap calculation
Structured shareable output
Partial
India pricing
Free (consumer)
Pricing

Built around Indian advisor economics

Save 2–3 hours of intake work per client. Priced for the Indian advisory market.

Starter
₹999/mo
  • Up to 10 active clients
  • Full intake assessment workflow
  • PDF plan output
  • Email support
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Growth
₹1,999/mo
  • Up to 50 active clients
  • Everything in Starter
  • Goal prioritization matrix
  • City-wise living cost benchmarks (6 Tier 1 cities)
  • Priority support
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Practice
₹2,499/mo
  • Unlimited clients
  • Everything in Growth
  • Team access (up to 3 advisors)
  • White-labeled PDF reports
  • Dedicated onboarding call
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FAQ

Common questions

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What makes this different from ET Money or Kuvera?
Do I need to be SEBI-registered?
What cities does the living cost data cover?
Can I try it before committing?
What does the PDF output look like?

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