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COVID-19 wreaked havoc on the world. Life after pandemic came to a standstill. One of the worst ways it affected nearly everybody was in terms of money management. The lockdowns made it hard for businesses to survive. The aftermath of struggling businesses was the most evident for the common person.
The pandemic certainly brought about the need to relook finances and handle money better. And what better way can there be to do this other than with the help of a savings account?
Find out more about the importance of savings and how a bank account can contribute to your financial security.
Savings Account - Source of stability during the pandemic
For decades, the savings account has been a crowd-pleaser and has been a tried and tested tool for better financial management. However, its relevance has been far more pronounced in the present unexpected times.
It can offer stability
Instability was the biggest issue that most people faced during the pandemic. With job losses and salary cuts becoming the norm, it was hard to cover essential spending habits like groceries, fuel, etc. A savings account prepares for such uncertainty with the help of regular savings. Savings accounts are an excellent way to develop the financial discipline to help you strengthen your savings and investment.
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It helps your money grow
Banks like the IDFC FIRST Bank offer great features that contribute to saving money and growing its value. The bank provides up to 7% interest p.a. which increases your savings over time. Further, the bank also gives monthly interest credits to help you fortify your financial situation over time.
It offers financial protection
Savings accounts help you keep track of how you save or spend money. They also offer financial security in the form of insurance. A great example here can be the IDFC FIRST Bank’s Savings Account, which provides a free personal accident insurance cover of Rs 35 lakh and a free air accident insurance cover of Rs 1 crore. These insurance covers safeguard your loved ones financially and help deal with emergencies.
It can help build an emergency fund
An emergency fund is an essential part of a financial plan, and a savings account can be the perfect tool for it. Savings accounts are highly liquid, allowing you to access your money whenever you need it. Additionally, they ensure that your money is safely stored, away from the prospects of theft or loss. Life after pandemic is likely to be turbulent for some years to come. The financial decision to maintain a favourable emergency fund can be extremely vital, no matter your age or income.
To sum it up
The importance of savings cannot be stressed enough, especially in today’s times. Proper money management can be the key to most problems, and a savings account is one of the things that can help you in the process.
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