{"id":5319,"date":"2016-07-12T11:54:10","date_gmt":"2016-07-12T06:24:10","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/13.201.39.237\/?p=5319"},"modified":"2016-07-12T11:54:10","modified_gmt":"2016-07-12T06:24:10","slug":"economy-recession-tips-save-money","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.arre.co.in\/?p=5319","title":{"rendered":"How To Survive An Economic Recession, If It Knocks on Your Door: A Survivor\u2019s Guide"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

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kay, I admit, this is not exactly a cheerful time.<\/span>\n\nAs if authoritarian leaders, wars and burning rainforests weren\u2019t enough to contend with, we now have the very real possibility of a recession breathing down our necks. There are <\/span>economic indicators<\/span><\/a> that say so, and a number of political-numbskullery-induced factors, such as <\/span>Brexit<\/span><\/a> and the <\/span>US-China trade war<\/span><\/a> exacerbating the uncertainty.<\/span>\n\n\u201cThat\u2019s all global!\u201d you say. Well, India will not be shielded, even if it’s for no fault of our own. Trade will be affected. Clients for our massive service sector will pull out. Indian subsidiaries of global companies will tighten their purse strings. People will go to restaurants less. Passwords for streaming services will be shared. Even if it isn\u2019t a full-blown recession, India will face a slowdown \u2014 and we\u2019re already seeing this, in sectors like <\/span>automotive<\/span><\/a>, for instance.<\/span>\n\nSo that\u2019s the bad news. If you\u2019re waiting for good news, I can\u2019t say I have any (unless you count the imminent destruction of the planet and the chance we may not even reach a recession as \u201cgood news\u201d). However, what I <\/span>do <\/span><\/i>have for you \u2014 especially for those of you who have started working recently or are about to \u2014 is a bit of advice, drawn from personal experience.<\/span>\n\nYou see, about a decade ago, the world went through a major recession, because some US banks <\/span>got adventurous<\/span><\/a> (yes, it\u2019s the US\u2019s fault) and yours truly just happened to graduate from a B-School. Back then, the mood on our campus swiftly went from, \u201cWhen I buy my first BMW…\u201d to \u201cTake the first job you get\u201d. It was a precarious start to a post-MBA career, what with a massive loan (the EMI of which would be a third of my salary) and Mumbai costs incoming. Surprisingly, my college brochure never mentioned any of this.<\/span>\n

Even if it isn\u2019t a full-blown recession, India will face a slowdown \u2014 and we\u2019re already seeing this, in sectors like automotive, for instance.<\/p><\/blockquote> \nBut I survived through enough to write this article. So, for those of you who are worried, here are some tips. A little belt-tightening and willingness to experiment can help you not just survive, but thrive when it\u2019s all over. And yes, it\u2019ll be over.<\/span>\n\nTip 1: Scale down your lifestyle<\/b>\n\nI\u2019m sorry to start by saying the most uncle thing, but it\u2019s important. Even if the R-word is still months away, it\u2019ll help you prime yourself. There are several resources online that\u2019ll tell you how to save <\/span>money,<\/span><\/a> so I won\u2019t bother you with a treatise of my own. I will, however, say this: There\u2019s a lot of great entertainment to be had for cheap. Discover new music. Watch a new series. Read a book. Go on a trek. Cycle. Discover your city. Adopt a cat. These small joys will fill up your time, enrich you, and most importantly, not cost much. My first few months in Mumbai, for instance, were full of cheap, local rock gigs. What better way to celebrate being broke than listening to angsty songs about being broke?<\/span>\n\nBonus tip: Start maintaining accounts. It\u2019s a very good habit and has the added advantage of teaching you some Excel (<3) along the way.<\/span>\n\nTip 2: Invest (some of) your money<\/b>\n\nOops, I\u2019ve lost you now! I get it. I hated hearing this word as much as you probably do, but it\u2019s still the one thing I\u2019d do more of if I had a time machine. Investing might seem complex, but again, there are several resources out there that will help you. Take the advice of a neutral platform over a bank\u2019s website, because banks have their own agenda.<\/span>\n\nHere are two things about investing you should know. The first, money grows over time thanks to this beautiful thing called compound interest (\u20b91000 per month in a decent mutual fund = close to \u20b92 lakh in <\/span>10 years<\/span><\/a>). The second thing is you can start small. Even if it\u2019s just \u20b91000 a month. When your next salary comes in, put a small portion of it away before you crack open the beers, and watch your money grow exponentially.\u00a0<\/span>\n\nTip 3: Invest\u2026 In yourself<\/b>\n\n(cheese overload, sorry – let me rephrase that)<\/span>\n\nTip 3: Take up unconventional(ish) career options<\/b>\n\nWorking during a recession is tense. You don\u2019t know when you\u2019ll be out of a job or \u2014 powers forbid \u2014 whether you\u2019ll find one. But here\u2019s the thing about business: Like showbiz, it must go on. It may not seem obvious, but some industries even boom during a <\/span>recession.<\/span><\/a>\n\nWhen I graduated from MICA, I was looking forward to a career in a big advertising agency, but it was around the time recruiting stopped because client budgets dried up. However, companies still needed to advertise, so they chose a cheaper medium \u2014 this newfangled thing called digital. Voila, I landed a job in a small digital company. That too, after hunting them down and writing to them myself. Now while I may not adorn the cover page of your average business magazine, I\u2019ve done okay for myself \u2014 to the point where some of India\u2019s best B-schools have asked me to teach digital marketing. So in a way, I have the recession to thank for my career.\u00a0<\/span>\n\nSuch opportunities will open up to you as well during times of downturn. Write to a company you admire. Offer your services. Everyone needs good people. It might not be at the pay scale you feel you deserve, but in conjunction with Tip 1, you could make it work. For the more adventurous lot, it\u2019s also a great time to start something new. Sure it will take a couple of years to get your bearings and credibility, but by that time the economy should have recovered.<\/span>\n\nA slightly related point: Consider doing <\/span>freelance work, <\/span><\/a>either full-time or after-hours. During the previous recession, I did a ton of freelance jobs, often literally for free \u2014 writing, cartooning, whatever I felt like. The free gig reviews I did in 2009 eventually led to me getting a full-time job at OML in 2016, and working on the NH7 Weekender festival.\u00a0<\/span>\n\nAlso, keep in mind, as the slowdown hits and companies look to cut corners, they will be more receptive to \u201ccheaper\u201d options, such as freelancers. So get out there \u2014 hustle, network, and build up a body of work. Moolah will follow. Credibility, too, grows in compound interest-like ways.<\/span>\n\nTip 4: Study<\/b>\n\nIf nothing else, study. It\u2019s a clever (and brave) thing to do. Higher education will not only bolster your CV right in time for an economic recovery, it will also shield you from working through unpredictable times. There are caveats. You need funds, so you\u2019ll forsake whatever you could have saved\/invested (a little concept known as \u201copportunity cost\u201d in B-schools), and heck, who knows if the <\/span>economy<\/span><\/a> will be gleaming when you graduate? Not to mention, you actually need to prepare for an entrance exam, and in times of a potential recession, the competition will be higher. Still, it\u2019s an option to consider.\u00a0<\/span>\n\nSo there you have it. While graduating in \u201909 was not pretty, I\u2019ll admit, there are some choices I made, and <\/span>habits<\/span><\/a> I picked up, that helped me get to where I am today. When I decided to jump into the untested waters of digital advertising and started doing free freelance writing, I thought to myself, \u201cIf this works, I\u2019ll write an article during the next recession saying things will be fine.\u201d<\/span>\n\nThings will be fine.<\/span>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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