The 5 Stages of Realizing You’ve Missed Your Investment Deadline

By | March 31, 2015

It happens. You know you are supposed to do it. You put reminders. And you forget. What follows can be frightening and downright hilarious for anybody but you. Of course, we have exaggerated, but isn’t that always more fun. So just like grief, missing the deadline to do your annual investments happen in these 5 stages:

1) Denial and Isolation

Priyanka Chopra crying GIF

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Noooo. This just didn’t happen. I refuse to accept it. What do they mean when they say they won’t accept my investments now?

2) Anger

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Why didn’t anyone remind me, like it is their duty? Now the government will just eat away my hard earned money and I hate the whole world and I wish everyone would just die.

3) Bargaining

Deepika expression GIF

Source: Bitlanders

I will invest 11 months before the deadline next year, I swear. Oh god, I will become an ideal human being and think of investments all day long. Just let this one pass.

4) Depression

Shahrukh Khan crying GIF

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No hope left. It is too late. The tax monster will come and take my soul now and I will die some more. I just wanted to renew my contribution on time, but I guess it was too much to ask.

5) Acceptance

Deepika crying GIF

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This too shall pass. I fessed up and now karma is being a bitch. Oh well, next year then.

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About Sonal Bhadoria

An accidental engineer who went from designing car parts to writing within a woefully short span of time. Has spent nearly 3 years in the digital news media muddle, where everything from tackling Modi trolls to analyzing the Wimbledon grass was attempted at. Seriously believes online reading is a legitimate hobby for which annual awards should be handed out. Also spends way too much time on the internet.

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