The fate line is a short vertical line located at the base of the little finger (Mercury Mount), generally within 3 centimeters. It represents a person's financial situation throughout life. For example, people with deep and clear fate lines are usually shrewd and capable, and their financial fortunes tend to develop smoothly.
A hand without a fate line may have some impact on a person's financial situation, but it does not necessarily mean that the person's fortune is bad. Having a fate line does not necessarily mean that a person's fortune is good.

First, if a person's hand reading does not show a fate line, it indicates that the person's financial situation is not very stable, or there may be frequent incidents of financial loss in life or career.
Second, if a person's hand reading does not show a fate line, it indicates that the person's financial management ability is not very good, and they may not know how to manage money. They may easily face investment risks in their career and are not suitable for investing or managing finances.
Third, if a person's hand reading does not show a fate line, it does not mean that the person has no fortune. It simply means that their income is small or it is difficult for them to hold onto their wealth, and they tend to spend money generously.

First, the fate line in hand reading plays only an auxiliary role. It should not be over-obsessed with it. The goodness or badness of one's fortune and career should be evaluated comprehensively, and should not be judged solely by the fate line. From the perspective of palmistry, any line on the hand may change over time. In other words, a person without a fate line might develop a fate line in the near future due to changes in their career and financial fortune.
Secondly, similarly, a person who has a fate line may also experience financial losses if they fail to seize opportunities in life. You may have a deep and clear fate line when you are young, with excellent luck, but your fate line may be affected by other irregular lines during your middle age, thus impacting your financial fortune.