5 Mantras to become Financially Independent

5 Mantras to become Financially Independent

by 5paisa Research Team Last Updated: Aug 24, 2023 - 06:31 pm 54.1k Views
Listen icon

1. Start now:Your investing journey should ideally begin with your earnings journey. When you start early you have a longer investment time frame. This allows you to absorb intermittent losses and benefit from the power of compounding.

2. Create and stick to a budget: When you receive your income, break it up into various pockets. Allocate some money to meet essential expenses. Then, keep aside some money to save and invest. Now, with the money that is left, you can spend on non-essentials and luxuries.

3.  Set SMART goals: Ensure that the goals you set are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely. By doing this you will know exactly the amount of money that you need to save and the risk that you can take to achieve your goal.

4. Risk profile is more important than Facebook profile: When it comes to investing, never punch above your risk category. You have a unique risk profile which could be conservative, moderate, or aggressive. Ensure that the investments you make are aligned with your risk profile.

5. You can eat your cake and keep it too: Saving and investing don’t put a stop to your fun and expenses. Instead, if you budget properly and maintain discipline then you can create a good investment corpus and have enough money to meet your discretionary expenses.

Login to www.5paisa.com to start trading equities.

How do you rate this blog?

or

Start Investing in 5 mins*

Rs. 20 Flat Per Order | 0% Brokerage

oda_gif_reasons_colorful

About the Author

Our research team is composed of some highly qualified research professionals, their expertise range across sectors.

Open Free Demat Account
Resend OTP
Please Enter OTP
Mobile No. belongs to

By proceeding, you agree to the T&C.

Latest Blogs
India's GDP is growing, did you get an appraisal?

“India will become the third largest economy by 2030”, said a report recently released by S&P Global. People buzzed about this news right away. While other countries are struggling with inflation and recession, India seems to be heading towards economic greatness. According to S&P, India is set to grow by 7 percent in the fiscal year 2026-27 and become the third-largest economy by 2030. 

Stock In Action: Tata Power

Movement of the Day

Unlocking Wealth: Saurabh Mukherjea's Investment Moves

About Marcellus Investment Managers' founder & chief investment officer One can say that the London School of Economics was Saurabh Mukharjea's economics teacher. He earned a first-class honours bachelor's degree in economics as well as an MSc in economics with distinction in macro- and microeconomics.