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'Burnt' lot of money this Diwali but regretting it now? 5 smart money moves for 2027 to rebuild savings and fix finances

'Burnt' lot of money this Diwali but regretting it now? 5 smart money moves for 2027 to rebuild savings and fix finances
Source: mint

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  • ✓The five-day Diwali festive season ended on 11 November, leaving many households to review their spending.
  • ✓Experts suggest five smart moves to fix finances before 2027.
  • ✓Vedant Gupte said, "Cancel subscriptions you no longer need, disable saved card details on shopping apps and review your spending for five minutes."

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Category
Indian Markets
Reported By
mint
Reading Speed
4 Minute(s)
Market Focus
India Economy

With the Diwali festive season over, households may be assessing the impact of their celebrations on their finances. Experts suggest 5 money moves to help people review spending habits, reassess financial priorities, and put their finances back on track before 2027.

With the five-day Diwali festive season coming to an end on Bhai Dooj, celebrated on 11 November, many households may be reviewing the money spent on clothes, food, sweets and gifts. Some may have also relied on credit cards, EMIs or other forms of borrowing to meet their festive expenses.

As the year draws to a close, this is a good time to reassess spending, get debt under control and put savings back on track. Experts suggest 5 practical money moves to help households rebuild their finances and enter 2027 on a stronger footing.

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