{"id":1978,"date":"2026-07-25T06:07:13","date_gmt":"2026-07-25T06:07:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/safetree.in\/blog\/?p=1978"},"modified":"2026-07-25T10:33:53","modified_gmt":"2026-07-25T10:33:53","slug":"world-ivf-day-2026-safetree-launches-fertility-sip-for-your-parenthood-journey","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/safetree.in\/blog\/world-ivf-day-2026-safetree-launches-fertility-sip-for-your-parenthood-journey\/","title":{"rendered":"World IVF Day 2026: SafeTree Launches Fertility SIP for Your Parenthood Journey"},"content":{"rendered":"

Every year on July 25th, World IVF Day is celebrated to highlight the most advanced invention in reproductive medicine that has enabled many people to fulfil their dreams of parenthood through IVF and other forms of assisted reproductive technology.\u00a0World IVF\u00a0Day<\/strong>\u00a0also provides an opportunity to raise awareness about infertility, decrease stigma and foster discussions regarding fertility.\u00a0As awareness grows, there is one area that tends to be overlooked \u2013 financial preparation. People\u00a0plan for things such as education, purchasing a house or retirement, but very few plan for their future fertility\u00a0problems.<\/p>\n

To fill this\u00a0gap,\u00a0SafeTree\u00a0<\/strong>has\u00a0launched\u00a0Fertility\u00a0SIP<\/strong>, which aims at enabling individuals to get ready financially for their journey to parenthood confidently.<\/p>\n

Changing Life Goals Demand Smarter Financial\u00a0Planning<\/h2>\n

Today’s generation is reshaping the notion of maturity and adulthood. Instead of sticking to a definite pattern of getting educated, getting married, and having kids, today’s professionals are allowing themselves time to develop their careers, gain financial stability and independence, and achieve their personal goals before considering a family. The changing mindset is reflected in a recent survey done by SafeTree as part of the awareness campaign, wherein discussions with people on the streets of Delhi have revealed that a career comes as the top priority when considering life’s major achievements \u2013 after parenthood. Instead of postponing having kids due to uncertainties, they saw financial and professional stability as a prerequisite for raising a family.<\/p>\n

Although this particular example refers only to data collected from Delhi, it echoes the current situation in India in general. Today, more than ever, people start planning their education, career, investments and even retirement much more thoroughly. However, one of the most important journeys in\u00a0life,\u00a0parenthood<\/strong>, is still left without any specific financial\u00a0planning.<\/p>\n

Everyone Asks, ‘Good news, Kab?’ Nobody asks, ‘Kya aap taiyaar hain?’<\/h3>\n

In many Indian families, parenthood is a subject that arises shortly after a couple gets married. The\u00a0seemingly casual\u00a0“Good news,\u00a0Kab?<\/em>” question is something that many individuals have to face, but for some couples, there is pressure involved with the question, despite not considering the actual state of affairs in today’s world. Career issues, financial constraints, health problems, and sometimes even fertility problems affect the decision regarding starting a family. According to SafeTree’s recent survey, this has been one of the first questions that newlyweds have faced, highlighting how society continues to focus on outcomes rather than preparation.<\/p>\n

IVF is Healthcare, Not a\u00a0taboo.<\/h2>\n

While\u00a0discussions about fertility have become more open recently, there is always room for improvement. According to SafeTree’s survey, though people know more about IVF, they are not fully prepared financially and have many unanswered questions concerning\u00a0it.<\/p>\n

1. Increased\u00a0Awareness<\/strong><\/h3>\n

It\u00a0turned out that 58% of those surveyed see IVF as a medical procedure, while only 8% still consider IVF to be a taboo topic or admit having no knowledge about it. The\u00a0survey indicates the growing awareness of the problem, as now IVF is seen as a healthcare option rather than something that should not be discussed at\u00a0all.<\/p>\n

2.\u00a0Unresolved\u00a0Myths<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Despite the growing awareness, some myths persist. When\u00a0questioned about why a married couple does not have any children even after five years of marriage, only 19% think that it could be a medical issue, while the majority considers it to be the couple’s decision (46%) or their career priority\u00a0(35%).<\/p>\n

3.\u00a0Awareness Improved, but Preparation Lags\u00a0Behind<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Awareness about infertility has increased, as 58% of respondents said that infertility can influence up to 45% of couples, which indicates increased awareness of the issue via social media and other communication channels. Unfortunately, increased awareness does not necessarily mean proper preparation regarding future expenses related to infertility treatment.<\/p>\n

4.\u00a0The Gap Between Knowing and\u00a0Planning<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Perhaps the most important conclusion from the campaign can be described as the gap between awareness and actual actions. 91% of participants stated that it is always better to be prepared from a financial point of view, yet people rarely prepare in\u00a0advance.<\/p>\n

Introducing Fertility SIP: Planning for Tomorrow, Starting\u00a0Today<\/h2>\n

Planning for the future always includes saving for major events in life. One\u00a0saves for an education, health care insurance, builds up a retirement fund, and even saves money for buying a house. But\u00a0there is one event in life for which no one ever plans financially \u2013 parenthood.
\nSafeTree thinks it is time to change this.\u00a0The\u00a0SafeTree Fertility SIP\u00a0plan<\/strong><\/a>, set to launch on World IVF Day in 2026, will let people prepare themselves financially for all fertility-related costs in the\u00a0future.<\/p>\n

The concept is quite straightforward: preparation that happens gradually is usually easier than trying to arrange money at a time of emotional struggle.\u00a0Starting at \u20b9999 per\u00a0month<\/strong>, the Fertility SIP tries to make fertility finance easier for young professionals and newly married couples as well as for those who plan to have children in the\u00a0future.<\/p>\n

Small Monthly Steps Can Build Bigger Confidence<\/h3>\n

Not\u00a0every couple requires fertility treatment, but for those who need it, the shock often comes unexpectedly. In\u00a0vitro fertilisation (IVF) and other assisted reproductive treatments are associated with many meetings, tests, medications and cycles, making financial readiness a critical factor. SafeTree follows the basic strategy, which can be described as\u00a0follows:\u00a0don’t wait for uncertainty to become an emergency.<\/em><\/p>\n

Fertility SIP takes a more proactive approach by suggesting that fertility planning should be viewed in the same light as other life events, such as education, retirement, or health care. It\u00a0should be considered long before any diagnosis is\u00a0made.<\/p>\n

What Does SafeTree’s Fertility SIP\u00a0Offer?<\/h3>\n