Produced by: Navneet Dubey
Designed by: Mohsin Shaikh
Navratri is a festival that symbolises the victory of good over evil. Spread over nine nights and celebrated with great zeal and devotion, each of these nine days has its specific significance
Explore the nine avatars of Ma Durga and learn nine money lessons from each Navratri day
The first day, dedicated to Shailputri, encourages us to be awakened. You must be aware of what you want to achieve in life. Accordingly, you must map out your financial goals, budget, and planning
Brahmacharini worshipped on the second day, symbolises power, strength, wisdom and knowledge. The key to successful investments is to have the proper knowledge about your investments
The third day, dedicated to Chandraghanta, emphasises fearlessness and courage. Similarly, you must make fearless investing decisions. Drawing from this, maintain a balanced portfolio with a mix of risk and reward
The fourth day is for Kushmanda, who created the universe from her smile while experiencing extreme darkness. Thus, being disciplined with your savings and investments can lead to financial prosperity
Skandmata, worshipped on the fifth day, teaches you to understand your worth. Know your financial net worth by tracking your assets and liabilities
The sixth day belongs to Katyayani, who embodies the power to control life. In the financial world, you must stay alert to what's happening and prepare to deal with market volatility. Continuous learning about new policies and economic changes is crucial
Kalaratri, revered on the seventh day, symbolises the destroyer of all evils over time. Accordingly, you must remove investments which don't align with your financial plan. Letting go of bad investments is essential to make room for better opportunities
The eighth day belongs to Mahagauri. She represents peace and prosperity- reminding us to find a suitable financial advisor who can help us focus on financial objectives and work ethically towards achieving them
Siddhidatri, worshipped on the ninth day, symbolises a giver and accomplisher. If you set goals, work on a financial plan, and allow your investments time to mature instead of seeking instant profit, you will achieve your goals successfully