#Financial-Planner

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Navigating Financial Success: Tips from the Best Financial Advisor in Kolkata

Financial success is not a matter of luck, but of planning and discipline. Whether you want to save for retirement, buy a house, or start a business, you need to have a clear vision of your goals and a realistic strategy to achieve them. But how do you create a financial plan that works for you? How do you manage your money effectively and avoid common pitfalls? How do you deal with unexpected challenges and opportunities?

To answer these questions, we spoke to Mr. Manikant, the best financial advisor in Kolkata, according to the Financial Times. Mr. Manikant has over 20 years of experience in helping individuals and businesses achieve their financial objectives. He shared with us some of his tips and insights on how to navigate financial success in today's complex and dynamic world.

Know your current financial situation

The first step to financial success is to know where you stand. You need to have a clear picture of your income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and net worth. This will help you assess your financial health and identify your strengths and weaknesses. You can use online tools or apps to track your income and expenses, or consult a professional financial advisor for a more comprehensive analysis.

Set SMART goals

The second step to financial success is to set SMART goals. SMART stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Your goals should be clear, quantifiable, realistic, aligned with your values, and have a deadline. For example, instead of saying "I want to save more money", you should say "I want to save Rs. 10,000 by the end of the year for a vacation". This will help you stay focused and motivated, and measure your progress.

Create a budget and stick to it

The third step to financial success is to create a budget and stick to it. A budget is a plan that shows how much money you earn, spend, save, and invest each month. It helps you allocate your resources wisely and avoid overspending or undersaving. You can use the 50/30/20 rule as a guideline: spend 50% of your income on essential needs, 30% on wants, and 20% on savings and investments. You can also use online tools or apps to create and monitor your budget, or consult a professional financial advisor for a more personalized plan.

Build an emergency fund

The fourth step to financial success is to build an emergency fund. An emergency fund is a savings account that you can use to cover unexpected expenses or income loss, such as medical bills, car repairs, or job loss. It helps you avoid debt, stress, and financial hardship. You should aim to save at least three to six months' worth of your living expenses in your emergency fund. You can start by saving a small amount each month, and gradually increase it as your income grows.

Invest for the long term

The fifth step to financial success is to invest for the long term. Investing is the process of putting your money to work for you, by buying assets that generate income or appreciate in value over time, such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or real estate. Investing helps you grow your wealth, beat inflation, and achieve your financial goals. You should invest according to your risk tolerance, time horizon, and objectives. You can also diversify your portfolio to reduce your risk and increase your returns. You can use online tools or apps to learn about investing, or consult a professional financial advisor for a more tailored advice.

These are some of the tips from the best financial advisor in Kolkata on how to navigate financial success. By following these steps, you can create a financial plan that suits your needs and aspirations, and enjoy a more secure and fulfilling life.

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Patreon’s planner page for February 🐉✨

It’s the year of the dragon wohooooo! Join my Patreon to get hi-res download of this - available in a digital or printable format 🐲

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our company got bought out so we are getting some money from that and I didn’t expect that much but it’s 45% of my salary I’m hyperventilating what does that mean what am I gonna do with that I’m too poor to know what that means

[princessproductivity]

These two mistakes are stealing your time... (They were stealing mine too!)

It can feel so disappointing to have a plan for your long-term goals written out and still feel like you are unable to achieve everything. I promise I've been there. There were two key mistakes I was making that were leaving me feeling overworked, and underproductive.

Mistake #1: Sleeping in.

I love being awake early... but I hate the act of actually waking up early. The relief that comes with knowing I'm up hours ahead of time, with plenty of wiggle room in my morning to get a head start on the day is amazing. All of a sudden, I realize my morning rush out the door doesn't need to be so stressful.

Sadly, that relief never makes the 5:00 AM alarm any easier.

The problem is that late nights lead to late mornings, and all too often I found myself rushing out the door unprepared for the day as the result of the previous night's pleasures and an extra hour of sleep. Don't get me wrong, it can feel great to sleep in on the weekend, but as my day has become less structured around a set "day job" schedule and more self-directed, I realized just how harmful the habit of sleeping in can be for an entrepreneurial lifestyle.

Many studies have led to the conclusion that our best ideas occur early in the morning and that we miss out on our most critical growth opportunities when we sleep in. I'm not saying that the early mornings are fun... I am saying that they are worth it.

Mistake #2: The cost of sacrificing high amounts of time into low-reward ventures.

As an entrepreneur, I understand the importance of casting one's net far and seeking new opportunities to learn and grow. However, sometimes your time is more valuable than what that opportunity itself may have to offer.

I recently accepted a minimum wage position (my first in years) on Saturdays, helping the owners of a small-town thrift shop set up their online sales channels. I didn't need the money, but I figured it was a great opportunity to explore online sales further as I had some experience with it already, and I loved the idea of helping another small business get off on the right track.

Unfortunately, I quickly learned that the two women who co-owned the business were not on the same terms about what they wanted long-term from the venture. Both had their own successful businesses on the side, and this little thrift shop was more of a hobby venture than one they truly wanted to see succeed.

Ultimately, it came to be that neither of them truly knew if they wanted an online sales channel at all! The six hours I spent there every Saturday was valuable time that I couldn't get back. While the idea of helping another business kick off was appealing upon a first impression, I realized that my time wasn't worth minimum wage in a place that clung to stagnation instead of capitalizing on new growth opportunities.

There will always be more opportunities than we can take — make sure the ones you do take are worth the time you will never get back.

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Financial Hacks and Insights Entry No. 6

How Chinkee Tan's Books and the Piso Planner Changed My Financial Life

I still remember the day I stumbled upon Chinkee Tan's book, "Diary of a Pulubi," at the local bookstore. Little did I know, this would be the start of a journey toward financial freedom. As someone who had struggled with managing my finances for years as a student, I was skeptical about yet another self-help book. However, something about Chinkee Tan's straightforward and relatable style resonated with me.

Discovering Chinkee Tan's Wisdom

Chinkee Tan's books, like "Till Debt Do Us Part" and "Rich God Poor God," quickly became my go-to resources. His philosophy was simple: master the basics of personal finance, eliminate debt, and cultivate a mindset of abundance. What set his teachings apart was his ability to break down complex financial concepts into practical, actionable steps. For the first time, I felt like I had a clear path to follow.

One of the most impactful lessons I learned from Tan was the importance of financial literacy. He emphasized that understanding how money works is the first step towards financial independence. I started by setting up a budget using the guidelines from his books, tracking every peso that came in and went out. This simple act of budgeting was eye-opening. I realized how much money I was wasting on non-essentials, and I began to see opportunities to save and invest.

Embracing the Piso Planner

While Chinkee Tan's books laid the foundation, it was the Piso Planner that truly brought his teachings to life for me. The planner became my daily companion, a tool that helped me stay on track and motivated. With its goal-setting sections, budgeting worksheets, and financial trackers, the Piso Planner provided a structured approach to managing my finances.

Building a Financial Roadmap

With my debt under control, I turned my attention to building an emergency fund and saving for future investments. The Piso Planner's budgeting tools made it easy to allocate funds towards savings and track my progress. Each month, I reviewed my expenses, identified areas where I could cut back, and adjusted my budget accordingly. The planner's visual trackers allowed me to see my savings grow, which was a huge motivator.

One of the most powerful aspects of the Piso Planner was its holistic approach to financial planning. It wasn't just about budgeting and saving; it was about creating a financial roadmap that encompassed both short-term and long-term goals. I began to think about my financial future in a more strategic way, potential investments, and even unexpected expenses.

The Transformation

As I continued to apply Chinkee Tan's principles and use the Piso Planner diligently, my financial situation improved dramatically. But beyond the numbers, what truly changed was my mindset. I no longer felt overwhelmed by my finances; instead, I felt empowered and in control.

The stories of others who had found success with Tan's teachings and the Piso Planner were inspiring and reaffirming. Like them, I had grown my savings, and developed the confidence to make informed financial decisions.

Conclusion

Looking back, discovering Chinkee Tan's books and the Piso Planner was a turning point in my life. They provided the knowledge, tools, and motivation I needed to take charge of my financial future. If you're struggling with your finances or simply looking to improve your financial literacy, I highly recommend starting with Chinkee Tan's books and incorporating the Piso Planner into your daily routine. They have the power to transform your financial life, just as they did mine.

Take that first step today, and embark on your journey towards financial freedom with Chinkee Tan and the Piso Planner. You won't regret it.

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people who are like "oh people don't know women do these things because media is written by men so we don't see women portrayed this way.." like yeah ok men write a lot of media but thats beside the point because I also I KNOW IN REAL LIFE WOMEN??? I'm not relying on the media to tell me what women are like BECAUSE I KNOW A LOT OF VARIED WOMEN??

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Financial Planning Worth $1-2 Million US Dollars. I would request you all to go through this guide and share it with everyone you know, so that they can secure their financial future.

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September’s planner page for Patreon ✨

Digital and printable files now available for hi res download on my Patreon for all tiers 3.50€ and up!

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Finally made my Financial planner cute

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I have to cancel my wedding and tell all my friends and family it isn’t happening. I’m devastated. I can’t believe I was stupid enough to actually believe my fiancée would be getting better.