How Can I Earn 200,000 Per Month? Asking for Naven

Ans: Yes there are WFH and part time jobs available

Ans: Make a balanced portfolio using mutual funds and start with an SWP of 5-6% depending on your needs and on the portfolio that you create in terms of risk and reward

Ans: If you need Rs 35,000 for a short-term period of 2 months, here are a few options to consider:

1. Emergency Fund
If you have an emergency fund set aside, this would be the ideal use for it. It’s designed for unexpected expenses like this, ensuring you don’t disrupt your long-term investments.

2. Personal Loan
Consider a personal loan from a bank or a reputable financial institution. Personal loans typically offer quick disbursal and can be repaid over a short period, such as 2 months. Compare interest rates and terms to find the best option.

3. Credit Card
If you have a credit card with sufficient limit, you could use it for the amount needed. However, ensure you can repay the balance in full within the interest-free period to avoid high interest charges.

4. Withdrawal from Investments
If you have investments in liquid assets like certain mutual funds or fixed deposits, you might consider withdrawing the required amount. Be mindful of any withdrawal penalties or tax implications.

5. Borrowing from Friends or Family
If feasible and comfortable, borrowing from friends or family might be an option. Ensure you have a clear agreement on repayment terms to avoid misunderstandings.

6. Salary Advance
If you're employed, you might inquire about a salary advance from your employer. This allows you to access a portion of your salary in advance, which can be repaid through deductions from future paychecks.

Final Considerations
Evaluate these options based on your personal financial situation and choose the one that aligns best with your needs and ability to repay within the specified timeframe.

Best Regards,

K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,

Chief Financial Planner,

www.holisticinvestment.in