Edelweiss Mutual Fund CEO Radhika Gupta says ‘My job is to sell SIPs', but I always tell everyone to spend on …
CEO
Radhika Gupta
has shared an interesting advice on personal finance which extends beyond the typical investment playbook. Gupta shared a post on social media platform X in which she is encouraging people to not only buy
SIP
but also spend in their happiness. In a post written in both Hindi and english Gupta emphasised on importance of savouring the rewards earned through dedication. "Started this journey with a dream, now a small joy fills my heart. The sweetness of hardwork is a different kind of joy," she wrote.
Read Edelweiss Mutual Fund CEO Radhika Gupta's post here
'शुरू किया था सफ़र एक ख़्वाब के साथ,
आज एक छोटी सी ख़ुशी से दिल भर आया।
मेहनत की मिठास कुछ और ही होती है।
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My job is to sell SIPs, but I always tell everyone - young and old - to take the time to enjoy the fruits of your hardwork. Save, but also spend, on things that give you joy, because it makes the journey worth it. At the end of the day, life is not a race of who has the highest NAV of most rupees, but who has lived most joyfully. The middle path exists, and it is good one. #MangoMillionaire,' wrote Gupta in a post shared on X.
Gupta's message promotes a 'middle path' between saving and spending, especially for young professionals who often feel pressured to maximize returns. While she continues to champion SIPs as a stable, long-term investment tool, she emphasized that
financial wellness
includes emotional fulfillment.
In related news, Gupta recently cautioned
retail investors
against chasing
high returns
promoted by finfluencers, warning that many such opportunities are designed for seasoned players and not everyday savers. She reiterated that SIPs remain a trustworthy and accessible solution for most Indians.
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