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5 financial lessons to learn from this Diwali

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Diwali is one of the most awaited festivals as it is said to bring a positive aura and new opportunities for individuals, families and businesses. The return of Lord Rama marks new beginnings and the victory of good over evil! The meaning of this festival today is all about family get-togethers, exchanging gifts, enjoying sweets to your heart’s content, brightening up our homes with diyas and crackers. A lot of people make big purchases during this festive season and while that is considered auspicious, there are many other financial lessons that we take from this festival of lights! Related Reads: 5 Goals to Help Your Finances in 2020 Stay away from the evil shadow of ignorance Ignorance is not always bliss! We must learn from the enlightenment and knowledge that a lamp symbolizes to get rid of our ignorance towards financial planning, expense management and wealth management. How long has it been since you have asked yourself questions like “what is my credit score now? What can I d...

This Ganesh Festival Follow These 5 Major Financial Lessons for a Better Future!

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The 10-day long festival of Ganesha is considered the time for prosperity and success. The arrival of Ganesha brings you joy, but do you know that it also teaches you about your financial and credit life? Here are 5 major lessons you should learn from this festival. ·          Begin today to create a long credit history Lord Ganesha is the God of new beginnings. Let the arrival of Ganesha inspire you to start your journey towards building a strong credit life. A credit score of 750+ brings great benefits in your financial life. Loans are easily approved, you are eligible for best credit cards, and you can also negotiate loan terms with the lenders. All these advantages make it easy for you to take financial decisions. Well, a good credit score is a part of your credit history. The longer the history, the better is your score. With a high score, lenders consider you a responsible borrower and you can get loans easily.   If you ...