Makar Sankranti is one such seasonal festival and is celebrated throughout the nation with energy and eagerness. On this day, the Sun shifts from the Tropic of Cancer to the Tropic of Capricorn and from now onwards, the days will be longer, and the nights will be shorter. Following Are Some Important Financial Lessons That One Needs To Learn From Makar Sankranti:
1. Preparation: Just as we fly kites using 'Manjha' (string) and not with any random thread, choosing the correct investment product to invest in and achieving your financial goals in time is essential. To do so, a suitable preparation is required to plan your investments efficiently. While preparing, consider the proper allocation of the good assets that cater to your investment goals and risk profile.
2. Flexibility or Market Volatility: While flying a kite, wind plays a vital role in keeping it floating in the sky. Without the wind, we cannot launch the kite in the sky. Similarly, there can be instability in the market. This means sometimes there will be a rise in the market, and sometimes there can be a fall. In such situations, you must be calm, flexible, and commit to your investments. Do not rush to any conclusions and surrender to the market volatility. Keep your temperament tranquil and make the correct decision without hampering your investment plans.
3. Target-based vision: While flying a kite, it ascends higher and higher, and we need to keep our eyes on it so that no one tries to cut it short. Similarly, we need to keep track of our investments. It will help us achieve the target of the capital building and a better future.
4. Having a Financial Advisor: Just as we need someone beside us to hold the firki and release the right amount of string at multiple instances while flying a kite. Having a financial advisor by your side while making investments makes it easier for you to invest and reach higher prospects. The financial advisor helps you with your assets by giving you excellent investment tips at the right time.
5. Suitable protection: We seek proper protection while flying kites. We use sunglasses, caps, etc., so we don't get hurt. The same applies to your investments. Your investments also need sections like insurance and risk-free instruments wherein your capital investment remains protected in adverse situations.
6. Long-term vision: Flying kites all day in the Sun's scorching heat is not an easy task; it needs determination and patience. Likewise, long-term investments require firm discipline, focus, and tolerance. Every kite does not reach the horizon; some get spoiled or cut. Similarly, not all assets can generate high returns. The bottom line is that one needs to be prepared for the best and be prepared for the worst.
7. Adaptability: Patience is essential while investing in any investment. You must understand the difference between a bad and a good market. That makes a difference between a good and a great investor.
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