Educational thread: 6 saving tips that will cut down your expenses! Read and share:
1. Introspect: Without a doubt, the first step to plan more savings is self-reflect. Ask yourself, how much are you spending on unnecessary things? How impulsive are you when it comes to shopping? You will get a lot of answers!
2. Chart a budget plan: Try to jot down your daily spending in a diary or spreadsheet. Writing provides much needed clarity on every subject!
3. Save and invest: Savings isn't just piling up on idle money. Always try to change your outlook to treat idle funds as investment opportunities!
4. Debt cycle: Some people really have the habit of taking credit from a person to pay off another. If you get stuck in this cycle, there is no way out. Avoid at all costs.
5. Needs vs Wants: Part of the self-reflection process is to differentiate between needs and wants. Need is something you require at all costs. Wants add a layer of comfort in your daily life.
6. Unused subscription: Review your daily subscriptions like OTTs, newspapers, magazines etc. If you're not using it regularly, cut down the cost.
7. Read more: Go through the Elearnmarkets Blog,and pave your way to Financial Literacy! bit.ly/3E7PEq1
Educational thread: Investment mistakes you can make in your 20s:
1. Not a having a plan: 20s is the perfect time to start thinking about finances. There are less responsibilities, expenditure and the scope of savings is huge. Now is the time to think long-term.
2. Not knowing what to do with your earnings: In this knowledge-driven world, there is no shortage of data needed for research kn investments. Find out the investment options, the risks associated and make an investment plan.
Educational thread: 6 Bad Financial Habits you should Avoid at all costs! Read and share:
1. Biting off more than you chew: While loans, credit cards ease your financial burden at the moment, piling them up is never a great idea. If this is your case, investing will be a distant dream.
2. Bad credit score: Most Indians are unaware of how credit scores are calculated. Even simple things like not paying bills, late payments can reflect adversely on your credit score. This can backfire in your future, if you apply for loans.
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Point 1: SCALABILITY
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Point 2: ADAPTABILITY
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