Financial Planning

Will there be enough, when you're not there?

A lifetime cost projection built from your child's actual expenses, income and assets — not a guess.

See tomorrow's needs, today

Plan today for a secure and independent tomorrow.

The question behind every other question

Parents raising a child with special needs — whether that is autism, cerebral palsy, an intellectual disability, or another lifelong condition — live with one arithmetic problem that never quite resolves: the care will continue after the earning does. Most families have a rough sense of it, carried privately and rarely written down — a worry rather than a number.

LegacyNest turns that worry into arithmetic you can look at. It takes the costs your family actually carries, the income and assets that actually exist, and projects them across your child's lifetime, so you can see the shape of the gap rather than guess at it.

What the projection is built from

Nothing is assumed on your behalf. The picture is assembled from what you record:

What it shows you

Built from your actual numbers

Expressed in today's money, so the result stays readable rather than becoming an abstraction. Change an assumption and the projection moves with it — which is the point. A plan you can interrogate is one you can trust.

This is a projection, not advice

LegacyNest does not recommend products, schemes or investments, and it does not tell you what to buy. It shows you your own numbers carried forward under assumptions you control. What you do about the gap is a conversation to have with a qualified financial adviser — this is the preparation that makes that conversation a short one.

Your family's information stays private

Records are held on infrastructure located in India and are visible only to you and the people you explicitly nominate. See our privacy policy for how information is handled.

Start with what you already know

You do not need every figure to begin. Most families start with the expenses they can recall without looking, and build the picture up from there.

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