AMFI-registered MF Distributor (ARN-144500) · Angel One Authorised Person · Insurance through a licensed agency · Serving families since 2019 · Ranchi and Deoghar, Jharkhand — and online across India.

Free · No Obligation

A free consultation about your money — no jargon, no pressure, no obligation

Money decisions are easier when someone explains your options clearly. Our free consultation is a relaxed conversation to help you understand where you stand today and what a sensible next step could look like — across mutual funds, the stock market and insurance.

You don’t need to have decided anything, and you don’t need to invest or buy anything afterwards.


What We Can Talk About

Bring whichever question is on your mind

  • Starting to invest. How mutual funds and SIPs work, what the categories mean, and how costs and tax affect what you keep.
  • The stock market. What a demat account is, how orders and settlement work, and whether picking your own shares makes sense for you at all.
  • Protecting your family. How much term and health cover a household like yours typically needs, and what to look for in a policy.
  • Sorting out what you already have. Scattered folios, old policies, a savings plan you’re unsure about, or missing nominations.
  • Where to start reading. If you’d rather learn first, we’ll point you to the right guides and calculators on this site.

How It Works

Three simple steps

  1. Send a message. WhatsApp or the contact form — a line about what you’d like to discuss is plenty.
  2. We fix a time. A phone or video call, usually 30 to 45 minutes, at a time that suits you. It helps to have a rough list of what you already hold — FDs, PPF, funds, policies — and a sense of your goals, but it isn’t required.
  3. You leave with clarity. We summarise the options we discussed and the practical next steps. What you do next — including nothing at all — is entirely your call. We won’t chase you.

Being Clear About Our Role

What this conversation is — and what it isn’t

This is an educational, goal-setting conversation. We explain how products work, what they cost and what the trade-offs are, so you can make your own decisions.

It is not personalised investment advice. We are an AMFI-registered mutual fund distributor, an Angel One Authorised Person and work with a licensed insurance agency — not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. If you want a fee-based adviser to build a personal investment plan, that is the right professional for the job, and we’ll say so plainly.

Why is it free? If you later choose to invest or buy cover through us, we earn a commission from the fund house, broker or insurer — and we disclose it on our mutual fund, demat and insurance pages. If you don’t, the conversation still costs you nothing.


Frequently asked questions

Do I have to invest or buy something afterwards?

No. Many people simply want to understand their options before deciding, and that is a perfectly good outcome.

Can I just ask a quick question on WhatsApp instead?

Of course. Not every question needs a call — send it over and we’ll reply.

I live outside Jharkhand. Can we still talk?

Yes. We’re based in Ranchi and Deoghar, and consultations happen by phone or video, so location doesn’t matter.

What should I prepare?

Nothing formal. A rough idea of your goals and what you already hold makes the conversation more useful. Our free calculators are a good warm-up if you’d like to run some numbers first.

Book your free consultation

Send a WhatsApp message and we’ll find a time that works for you — no pressure, ever.

Disclosure: FactFinances provides educational content and goal-setting conversations only; this is not personalised investment advice. We are an AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor (ARN-144500) and an Authorised Person of Angel One Limited, and insurance is arranged through a licensed insurance agency. We are not SEBI-registered investment advisers or research analysts. We may receive commission from product providers if you choose to transact through us. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme-related documents carefully. Investments in the securities market are subject to market risks. Insurance is the subject matter of solicitation.

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