Do you know about 40:30:20:10 rule?
It is one of the most used formula to diversify your investments.
40% - Mutual funds/stocks (if you can take
risks)
30% - FDs
20% - Gold/ SGBs (Sovereign Gold Bonds)
10% - Risky investments ( very
Struggling to budget your rent? A good rule of thumb is to keep your rent at **30% of your monthly income** or less. This ensures you have enough left for savings and other expenses!
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Suman Meghwal
Wealthseeker • 3m
Let’s simplify a great budgeting method: The 50/30/20 Rule. It’s a no-fuss way to handle your income wisely:
50% for Essentials: Spend half your income on necessary expenses like housing, food, and transport—things you can’t skip.
30% for Enjoyment
😱💵 Before becoming completely unfit for use, a banknote can pass through the hands of 30-50 thousand people.
By the way, the lower the denomination of the bill, the faster it wears out. Each banknote witnesses numerous events: from purchases and p
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Dev Prakash Pandey
Learner || Content W... • 8m
What Successful People Don't Tell You About Success;
1. 70/20/10 Learning Rule: 70% of learning comes from challenging experiences, 20% from developmental relationships, and 10% from formal education.
2. 1-in-100 Rule: Out of 100 ideas, only one wi
Indian Startup Funding Touches $12 Bn+ In 2024, Stabilizes To 2020 Levels
💸 $12B raised: Indian startups netted over $12B in 2024, up 20% from last year.
💳 Fintech leads: Fintech secured over $2.5B across 162 deals, leading sectoral investments.
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Soumyadip Dey
Hesitation is Defeat... • 2m
Balance is not always 50:50.
It sometimes 30:70
Maybe 60:40
Even 20:80
Or 34.73:65.27
It's more about doing the most important things more efficiently (even sometimes that one thing only) rather than doing everything equally.
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Kimiko
Posts about startup ... • 1m
2024 is wrapping up, and here’s where your ₹10K grew the most! 💹📈 Silver led the way, turning ₹10K into ₹12,031, followed by Gold, Nifty 50, and FD. A year of smart investments showed where the real growth happened! 💰✨
Recently, a few political parties have started advocating for 30-50% reservation in private companies based on caste rather than merit. Do you think this is the right approach to ensure skilled employees ? As a startup owner, would you follow such a
