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11 ways to go broke: 🤕 1. Not having insurance. 2. Taking on too much debt. 3. Impulsive spending habits. 4. Not setting financial goals. 5. Marrying the wrong person. 6. Having no emergency fund. 7. Spending more than you earn. 8. Leasing n

Don't you think ACs are not luxury anymore, people who are buying Coolers spending 10-15k earlier are now willing to buy ACs. Is individual income really increased or it is because of EMI? Ya phir garmi zyada hai? 😅

I really want to learn something which majority couldn't. Web designing , content manager ,social media manager etc etc everything there is a difficult market I'm looking for field where people are not focusing and difficult to get through

Here are the major points or key components of financial literacy: 1. Earn: Understanding your paycheck and knowing how much money you make . 2. Spend: Creating a personal budget and tracking your spending . 3. Save and Invest: Determining your fi

• Flipkart wants to acquire majority stakes of Zepto at the valuation of $ 2Billion but Zepto rejected the deal because of Zepto founders don't want to lose control over the company in future. • But why Flipkart wants to acquire majority stakes of Z

India's job market is dangerous. The majority of youth are underemployed. Many people are unable to locate their dream careers. Things will get worse, not better, in the future. Nobody knows the solution, and we should be developing our own, whi

Hi folks! I am simply a graduate right now and am preparing for something next year . I simply earn 1k to 2k a month, which is like nothing much but not less enough. what would you guys suggest me to build a good portfolio. I would rather spend that

Do you think it is a good decision for Zomato to to enter in the healthcare industry with "Continue" Personally I think that Zomato's market is related to food and I think they have to spend some more time in it and health care market is already domi

Common Mistakes by Young Bootstrapped Startup Founders 1. Not defining your target market. Know who's buying. 2. Launching at the wrong time. 3. Missing the right co-founder. Find the right partner. 4. Trying to do everything alone. Build a team.

Building my third product and I'm not repeating the mistakes of the first two. I'm not building the whole thing then asking for feedback just to realise I have to scrap majority of it. I'm building an AI product but the prototype is just UIs with d