NLF is currently built only for India, in ₹. Support for other currencies is on the roadmap — for now, continue in Indian rupees to use the full model.
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Tell us your goal and your timeline. We compare that against your current financial reality — income, expenses, savings, debt — and tell you how on track you actually are.
2 or 6 minutes, your choice. Nothing to buy.
Both give you a real NLF Score range. One’s faster, one’s tighter.
Pick from ranges instead of typing exact figures. A few taps, one rough number for spending. Good for a fast read.
Enter your real figures and itemize what you spend on — subscriptions by name, each debt. The closest read this tool gives.
Either way, the exact score lives in the platform. This is your estimate.
Pick the type of goal and the time you want to reach it in. You will set the actual amount at the end — once you can see your real numbers.
Monthly figures. Estimates are fine where noted — the model works on the relationships between these numbers.
Tap the closest band for each. We calculate from the middle of each band, so this is an approximation by design — your score comes back as a wider range to say so honestly.
Tick what you pay for, enter what you actually pay, and tell us whether it is already inside the fixed expenses figure you just gave. That last question is what stops the same rupee being counted twice.
One number covering everything below. Do not split it out — a single honest total is more accurate than six guessed ones.
Each debt is worked out on its own — its own balance, rate, payment and clearing date. Nothing is averaged together.
Tick anything that feels even partly true. Your first instinct is usually the accurate one.
Here is what your months actually look like. Set your goal against this, not against a guess.
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Reading what you entered...
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This is your estimated range, from what you entered in one sitting. The Full NLF Score in the platform reads your whole picture and narrows it to a single number.
An educational diagnostic measuring alignment between your stated goal, current capacity, debt structure, savings and reported behaviours. Not a measure of overall financial health, and not a credit rating.
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Three readings behind the score, and the first thing worth your attention.
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Your score is already yours. The full report — every figure, every blind spot, what each one is based on — opens right here. We just need to know who it belongs to.
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Shown as a range because it reads a single sitting of figures you entered from memory. The Full NLF Score narrows it to one number.
An educational diagnostic measuring alignment between your stated goal, current capacity, debt structure, savings and reported behaviours. Not a measure of overall financial health, and not a credit rating.
Every line above is a figure you entered. Nothing here is inferred from a pattern you ticked.
Each debt is worked out on its own, at the payment you entered for it. Nothing is averaged into a single loan, and paying more than you entered would bring these dates forward.
These are named, not priced. A pattern you tick is never converted into a rupee figure.
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It tells you where you stand today. What it cannot do is tell you whether that is improving.
Your score above is a range because this reads one sitting. The platform runs the same rules against your whole picture and keeps it current — tracking direction, not just a snapshot, and narrowing that range to a single Full NLF Score, with a budget built from your own figures, debt payoff strategies compared against your actual debts, and a monthly check-in that shows what moved.
Educational and diagnostic only. The platform does not recommend products, and it does not manage money.