UPI se befujuli ka spent band kr diya... Credit card ha nhi... Future option main ac close krwa dunga 🥱 😐
Top 5 Financial Mistakes of My Life
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1. UPI ( we make transaction for 1-10 rupees also) | loosing control on spending
2. Credit Card ( Swiping whenever needed ., sometime buying unnecessary thing for rewards etc )
3. F & O
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But also, India’s UPI system is changing how people make digital payments, making it easy for millions of users to quickly and safely send and receive money😊
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UPI & Credit cards are not financial mistakes, both are the best things if you're sensible enough to know where you're spending your hard-earned money, one makes life easy and the other makes it rewarding.
Contradictions in your sentence bro.
If you are sensible enough, there won't be any financial mistakes.
1. Not entering markets early
2. Spending like there is no tomorrow
3. Being content with a salary in 5 figures
4. Chasing after rewards/cashback
5. Leaving space for future mistakes
All the Mistakes
Me after the Mistakes
As humans we all make mistakes, factors we have no control over impact our lives daily, recognizing that mistakes are an inevitable part of being human helps us to be more compassionate with ourselves and others
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1 not invested in my self
2 became miser when i should hv spend generously for small needs
3 tried to show off by purchasing big items
4 started investing very late
5 lost health for money now losing money for health
Never thought of paying to book a hooker yet...
1. F&O
2. Late investments
3. Purchased items which has minimal usage.
4. Mutual funds redemptions.
5. Went to higher home loan amount by seeing less interest rate. (It was 6.5% when I took the loan. Now it was 9.10%)
I can help you build Mutual fund portfolio with much better returns.
Galti.. kya hui pata nahi.. life balance ke chakkar me na aish kar paye na big saving.. started late in saving.. 2015 16 ke baad gyan prapt hua. Money saving ka.. xd
UPI & Credit cards are not financial mistakes, both are the best things if you're sensible enough to know where you're spending your hard-earned money, one makes life easy and the other makes it rewarding.
1. Not entering markets early
2. Spending like there is no tomorrow
3. Being content with a salary in 5 figures
4. Chasing after rewards/cashback
5. Leaving space for future mistakes