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The rains are here. Streets are flooded. Power’s out. Travel is delayed.
But here’s the real flood: unexpected expenses.
From hospital bills due to seasonal illnesses to property damage or job disruption, monsoons remind us of one thing:
☂️ You need a financial umbrella.
And that umbrella is your emergency fund.
At Vizzve, we believe the best way to stay dry—financially—is to plan ahead.
🌊 Why Monsoon Is a Reality Check for Your Finances
Monsoon often brings:
🏥 Spike in dengue, flu, and waterborne diseases
🚖 Travel delays & auto repairs due to waterlogging
🏚️ Property leakages, damage & urgent home fixes
💼 Daily-wage job slowdowns & gig worker income drops
These are unavoidable—but not unmanageable, if you have a liquid emergency fund.
☔ What Is an Emergency Fund?
A dedicated financial cushion to cover 3–6 months of:
🧾 Monthly expenses
🏥 Medical emergencies
💸 Job or income loss
🏠 Urgent home or vehicle repairs
Unlike savings or investments, this fund should be:
💼 Easily accessible
🛡️ Separate from your main account
📈 Not subject to market risks
💡 Vizzve’s Smart Umbrella Strategy
| 🌧️ Monsoon Risk | ☂️ Vizzve Emergency Plan |
|---|---|
| Hospitalisation from illness | Keep ₹10,000–₹25,000 in liquid funds |
| Car breakdown in waterlogged area | Maintain ₹5,000 in auto repair buffer |
| Loss of gig work due to rains | Save 1 month’s earnings in UPI-linked savings |
| Unexpected rent or home damage | Use digital gold or Vizzve-linked cash reserve |
🧠 Quick Tips to Build Your Emergency Fund
✅ Start Small, Stay Consistent
Begin with ₹500/week via auto-transfer to a separate digital wallet.
✅ Keep It Liquid
Use high-interest savings or Vizzve’s emergency-linked UPI fund. No lock-ins.
✅ Don’t Mix It With Investment
This isn’t your SIP or FD. This is your "in-case-of-rain" fund.
💬 Vizzve Explains
“You can’t stop the storm. But you can be ready for it.”
With Vizzve, you don’t just get loans—you get financial literacy, awareness, and proactive control.
We guide you on:
💳 Budgeting during seasonal disruptions
🛠️ Rebuilding after emergencies
📊 Creating liquid buffers that work for you
❓ FAQs – Monsoon Emergency Funds
Q1. How much should I keep in an emergency fund?
At least 3–6 months of expenses. If that feels too much, start with ₹5,000 and grow it monthly.
Q2. Where should I store my emergency fund?
Use high-liquidity options like digital wallets, instant-access savings accounts, or Vizzve-linked micro-saving plans.
Q3. Should I use a credit card in an emergency?
Only as last resort. Emergency funds help you avoid debt traps during tough times.
🧾 Final Word from Vizzve
The skies will pour, but your wallet doesn’t have to leak.
A little preparation today = peace of mind tomorrow.
So while you carry a raincoat and umbrella this monsoon,
also build your financial umbrella—with Vizzve.
Published on : 10th July
Published by : SMITA
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