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Introduction: In the spirit of Hanuman Jayanti, let’s explore who serves as our “Sankatmochan” during financial crises. Just as Lord Hanuman rescues from troubles, various financial instruments offer support in times of need.

Arjuna (Fictional Character): Krishna, this April 23rd we’ll be celebrating Hanuman Jayanti, honoring Lord Hanuman, known as Sankatmochan, the one who removes troubles. With his incredible strength and devotion, he has always been a symbol of hope during difficult times. Today, in our lives, especially when we face money problems, who acts as our Sankatmochan?

Who is our “Sankatmochan” during Financial “Sankat”

Krishna (Fictional Character): Arjuna, just like Lord Hanuman once lifted a whole mountain to save Lakshmana, there are several strong supports in our financial world that can help us out of trouble when times get tough. These are our modern-day Sankatmochans.

Arjuna (Fictional Character): Krishna, could you tell me about these financial Sankatmochans?

Krishna (Fictional Character): Sure, Arjuna. Here are the main helpers during a money crunch:

Insurance Policy: Like Lord Hanuman protects us from dangers, an insurance policy saves us from unexpected money troubles caused by health issues, accidents, or other disasters. Every family should have this kind of safety.

Investment in Gold: Gold has always been a safe place for money during rough times. Its value stays steady even when other investments might not, just like Hanuman’s solid strength.

Investment in FD and Mutual Funds: Putting money in Fixed Deposits and Mutual Funds might not give quick big returns, but they grow your wealth steadily like Hanuman himself.

Investment in the Share Market: Though it goes up and down, the stock market can give good returns, much like the risks Hanuman took for achieving big things. With smart choices and good timing, you can make it through financial troubles.

Immovable Property: Owning property is like having solid ground under your feet when the financial sky is cloudy. It’s a long-term investment that usually grows in value over time.

Arjuna (Fictional Character): Krishna, while looking for help from these financial Sankatmochans, what common mistakes(Sankats) should one avoid?

Krishna (Fictional Character): Arjuna, while these tools offer protection and growth, many slip up due to common errors. Here are a few to watch out for:

Not Enough Coverage in Insurance: Sometimes, people choose cheaper insurance that doesn’t cover enough. It’s like having a half-shield in a fight.

  • Buying Gold on Impulse: Purchasing gold without checking its purity or buying when prices are high can lessen its value.
  • Ignoring Risks in FDs and Mutual Funds: Not knowing the terms of FDs or the risks in different mutual funds can lead to surprises.
  • Gambling in the Share Market: Entering the stock market hoping for quick profits, without proper research or strategy, is risky.
  • Careless Property Investment: Not doing legal checks, ignoring market conditions, or not considering location and growth potential can turn a good investment into a problem.

Arjuna (Fictional Character): Thanks, Krishna, for pointing out these pitfalls. It seems very important to handle these options carefully and make informed decisions.

Krishna (Fictional Character): That’s right, Arjuna. Just as Lord Hanuman planned his actions carefully, we must also approach our financial investments with a clear strategy and good understanding to truly make them our Sankatmochan in times of need.

Conclusion: In times of financial “sankat,” our modern-day “Sankatmochans” provide stability and protection. However, avoiding common mistakes like inadequate insurance coverage and impulsive investments is crucial. With careful planning and informed decisions, these tools can truly be our rescue in times of need.

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