Trusted financial advisors
Connect with verified financial advisors, debt coaches, and budget planners who speak your language.
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Helping people to be financially free with Tools like mitual funds, insurance and PMS AIF and Fixed Deposits
Help individuals and families make better financial decisions through proper planning, investment strategies, insurance guidance, and wealth-building principles. My goal is to simplify finance and empower people to achieve their financial goals with confidence.
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A fixed-fee advisor charges you a set amount for their time or advice. They don't earn commissions by selling you products, so their recommendations are not influenced by sales incentives.
AUA stands for Assets Under Advice. An AUA-based advisor charges a percentage of the assets they advise on — typically 0.5–1% per year. This aligns their incentive with growing your portfolio.
Certified advisors like SEBI RIAs have passed regulatory exams and must follow fiduciary standards. Uncertified coaches can still be excellent for budgeting, debt management, and habit-building — they just can't manage your investments legally.
We manually check each advisor's public profile, verify their registration number (if applicable), confirm their mobile number, and review any reported user complaints before listing them.
A financial coach helps you build habits, manage debt, and create a budget. A financial advisor typically handles investments and wealth planning. Many people benefit from a coach first, then an advisor.
One session with a fee-only advisor can save you thousands by pointing out bad investment choices, hidden loan costs, or tax inefficiencies. Most people recoup the fee within a month.
Kedil tracks your spending, budgets, and accounts. The advisor interprets what the numbers mean for your life and gives you a personal action plan. They're complementary — not competing.