For Immediate relief from financial problem

"Angam hare pulaka bhooshanamasrayanthi,
Bhringanga neva mukulabharanam thamalam,
Angikrithakhila Vibhuthirapanga leela,
Mangalyadasthu mama mangala devathaya."

”To the Hari who wears supreme happiness as Ornament,
The Goddess Lakshmi is attracted,
Like the black bees getting attracted,
To the unopened buds of black Tamala tree,
Let her who is the Goddess of all good things,
Grant me a glance that will bring prosperity.”

According to a legend, Adi Sankara recited the slokas addressing Goddess Lakshmi. Sankara lost his father when quite young, and his mother performed his upanayana ceremonies with the help of her relatives. Sankara excelled in all branches of traditional vedic learning. A few miracles are reported about the young Sankara. As a brahmachari, he went about collecting alms from families in the village. A lady who was herself extremely poor, but did not want to send away the boy empty-handed, gave him the last piece of Amla fruit she had at home. Sankara, sensing the abject poverty of the lady, composed a hymn (Kanakadhara Stavam) to Sri, the goddess of wealth, right at her doorstep. As a result, a shower of golden Amlas rewarded the lady for her goodness. On another occasion, Sankara is said to have re-routed the course of the Poorna River, so that his old mother would not have to walk a long distance to the river. When he visited a house of a poor family, they only had gooseberries to offer him. As he completed the slokas, there was a rain of golden gooseberries.

Who should perform this Yagna?
A person who wants immediate relief from financial problem can perform this yajna. If he is under some debt or his capital has been blocked or his dues are not getting cleared to some reason then he/she can perform a Kanakdhara yagna 

Key Feature and program schedule of this Yagna
Along with other rituals related with this Yagna, there will be a stotra paath for this yagna