A calm order for your money

Money, Made Boring
on Purpose.

FinSet is an India-focused mutual-fund distributor that puts the order before the product. Protection comes before returns. Discipline beats intelligence. And we’ll tell you, out loud, when a product isn’t worth buying.

Guidance is free. No flat fee. No pushy calls. Income is honest — trail commissions on mutual funds and insurance. That’s it.

WHAT FINSET BELIEVES

Four Ideas We Won’t Compromise On.

Protection before returns

A 20% return on an un-insured life is a bad trade. Cover first, compound second.

Discipline beats intelligence

A boring SIP kept for 25 years will outpace most “clever” portfolios.

Equity is essential

For 10-year+ goals, nothing else keeps up with inflation in India.

Bad products get named

ULIPs, endowment, NFO hype, thematic funds, PMS, AIFs. We’ll tell you why.

THE 6-STEP ORDER

Non-Negotiable. In This Exact Order.

No step may be skipped or reversed. We’ll say this often, because the whole financial-services industry works hard to make you forget it.

01

Emergency fund

6 months of expenses, in a liquid fund. Set up on purpose, not by accident.

02

Health insurance

Own floater for every dependent. Your employer policy is a bonus, not a substitute.

03

Term life cover

Pure term. 15–20× annual income. No endowment. No ULIP.

04

Insure major assets

Vehicle, home, big equipment. Practical, not emotional.

05

SIP for retirement

Equity-heavy when young. Proper asset allocation as you age.

06

SIPs for goals

One SIP per goal. Child’s school, house, sabbatical. All named.

FROM THE BLOG

Latest Reading.

Notes from FinSet on money, the 6-step order, and what to avoid. Updated as we publish.

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Things FinSet Will Never Do.

If you came looking for a shortcut, this isn’t the place. We’d rather lose the sale than earn a bad one.

  • Speculation, trading, “quick returns”
  • ULIPs and endowment policies
  • NFO hype and thematic funds
  • PMS and AIFs for mass-market investors
  • Return guarantees of any kind
  • Sugar-coating a bad financial habit