About Kamal Jeswani
Kamal Jeswani is India’s No. 1 Financial Coach, a Certified Financial Planner, and a trusted specialist in Guaranteed Income Plans, Pension solutions and Term protection. With more than 25 years of experience across the corporate and financial world, Kamal brings a unique blend of money mastery, human behavior and abundance principles to help families create lifelong financial security.
He has guided over 1.1 lakh individuals through workshops, corporate programs and one-on-one consultations, simplifying complex financial decisions and helping people remove fear, confusion and uncertainty from their financial lives.
Kamal’s mission is simple.
To help every Indian family rebuild its Wealth DNA. To create a life where income is secured, dreams feel possible and peace becomes a daily experience. Whether you are a young parent, a working professional or planning for retirement, Kamal believes that financial security should never be complicated. It should be simple, guaranteed and stress-free.
Why Families Choose Kamal-Jeswani
A Guaranteed Income Specialist
Focused on plans that secure your future with certainty, not guesswork.
Simple explanations without confusion
No jargon. No overwhelming details. Clear guidance you can act on.
A proven approach to long-term peace
Helping families stay protected through life’s uncertainties.
A mission-driven advisor
Dedicated to rebuilding Bharat’s Wealth DNA and uplifting families with financial wisdom and abundance principles.
25 years of experience you can rely on
Balancing practical financial planning with human behaviour and mindset
Support at every step
From choosing the right plan to long-term monitoring and updates.
Guidance backed by trust
Over 1.1 lakh people impacted through workshops, coaching and consultations.
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LIC said it is completing 70 years and as on March 31, 2026 the asset base stood at ₹59.03 lakh crore. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman receives a dividend cheque of ₹12,207 crore for FY 2025-26 from Life Insurance Corporation of India CEO and MD R. Doraiswamy, in New Delhi on Wednesday (July 29, 2026).
Taxpayers should still claim the TDS credit in their ITR even if it is missing from Form 26AS or AIS, say experts. The Income Tax Act protects deductees where tax has been deducted but not deposited by the deductor.
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