Cash Ladder · our proprietary technology

One portfolio for every goal — simpler to monitor, simpler to rebalance.

Cash Ladder tracks a single portfolio against all your goals at once, so there is one thing to monitor and one thing to rebalance. Two buckets do the work: a secure bucket that preserves wealth for near-term goals, and a growth bucket that builds it for the long-term ones. The chart shows which bucket funds which year. Here, three goals are met and one falls short — with decades still available to close the gap.

Cash Ladder chart from the Fliber planning platform: stacked bars for each year from age 46 to age 90, split between a growth bucket and a secure bucket. The growth bucket dominates the early years, the secure bucket builds through the middle years, and the total balance is drawn down through the later years.

Scroll sideways to see the full timeline.

Corpus runs dry · age 80
  1. Age 52Daughter’s degree₹42 L
  2. Age 60Retirement beginsSalary stops
  3. Age 68Daughter’s wedding₹50 L
  4. Age 82Long-term care₹60 L

The corpus runs dry around age 80 on these assumptions, so the last goal goes unfunded. Surfacing that gap while there is still time to close it is the whole point of the exercise.

Three phases: build, hand over, draw down.

This is our actual planning platform, as clients see it. Figures shown are illustrative and do not represent any actual client. Not a forecast, projection or guarantee of returns.
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Why plans run short

The biggest risks in most portfolios aren’t market risks.

Most portfolios are accumulated rather than designed — decisions taken one at a time, years apart, never looked at together. What that leaves behind:

  • Almost all wealth is in a single asset class
  • Holdings nobody has reviewed in years
  • Wealth locked in property you cannot reach
  • Everything riding on a single economy

None of this is a market problem. All of it still costs you.

Two units. One rule.

Know who is paying us before you read a single recommendation.

Both units sit inside the same LLP, but they are kept separate — different registrations, different obligations, different economics. You are in one relationship or the other, never quietly in both.

Advisory · INA200016917

Fliber Investment Advisors

You pay us a fee for the advice. We owe you a fiduciary duty, and we earn nothing from any product we recommend — no trail, no brokerage, no incentive from a manufacturer.

Who pays us
You do
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None
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Fliber Wealth

You pay us nothing directly. The asset manager pays a trail commission on what you hold. We must recommend what is suitable for you, but this is distribution, not fiduciary advice.

Who pays us
The AMC
Commission received
Disclosed trail
Standard owed
Suitability
Typical products
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Where your money actually sits

Your money and your data never sit with us. They stay with SEBI-regulated custodians, registrars and your own bank. We advise and we manage — we do not hold client funds or securities. You are told in writing, before anything is recommended, which of the two units you are dealing with.

How the separation works. SEBI requires advisory and distribution to be kept apart at client level. In practice that means the same money is never advised on under a fee and sold under a commission — you sit with one unit or the other for a given portfolio, you are told which before anything is recommended, and you can ask to see the basis of that classification at any time. Our registration details, fee schedule and complaints record are published in full on the investor page.

What we do

Financial planning and wealth management, under one fee.

Two services across your whole balance sheet — not just mutual funds, but property, gold, EPF, PPF, NPS, ESOPs and global assets.

Advisory

Financial planning

Goals, cash flow, insurance cover, tax position and asset allocation assembled into one plan you can act on — then reviewed as your life changes rather than filed away.

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Advisory

Wealth management

Portfolio construction and periodic rebalancing across Indian and global assets, built on evidence rather than product launches, with every holding traceable to a stated purpose.

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How it runs

A simple, transparent process.

01

Understand

We map what you own, what you owe, what you earn and what you are actually trying to fund — before any product is mentioned.

02

Plan

Goals get costed, risk gets profiled, and allocation follows from both. You see the reasoning, not just the recommendation.

03

Review

Plans age. We revisit on a set cadence and whenever something material changes, and we tell you when the answer is to do nothing.

The people behind Fliber

A CFP-led team with 50+ years of combined experience.

Vikram Biswas

Vikram Biswas, CFP

Principal Officer

Three decades in financial technology and wealth management, including senior technology leadership at Fidelity Investments across trade clearing, settlement and platform transformation.

Vikram.biswas@fliber.in

Maninder Pal Singh

Maninder Pal Singh, CFP

Compliance & Grievance Officer

Responsible for regulatory compliance, client grievance redressal and the segregation of advisory and distribution activity across the firm.

Maninderpal.singh@fliber.in

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